Blayney Shire Council opt out of B2B after Bathurst request $50,000 input

Bradley Jurd
September 18 2019 - 10:30am
NOT WORTH IT: Blayney councillor David Kingham says the B2B no longer starts at Blayney because the $50,000 fee Bathurst Regional Council was asking for isn't worth it. Photo: FILE
NOT WORTH IT: Blayney councillor David Kingham says the B2B no longer starts at Blayney because the $50,000 fee Bathurst Regional Council was asking for isn't worth it. Photo: FILE

Blayney Shire Council will turn its attention to promoting and growing events within its own region after it was announced that the B2B (Bathurst to Bathurst) will not start in Blayney from 2020.

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Bradley Jurd

Bradley Jurd

Journalist at Western Advocate, Bathurst

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