THE LAUNCH OF OUR REGION’S DESTINATION WEDDING WEBSITE

This week we launched our gorgeous destination wedding website to promote the region’s magnificence to the year-round wedding and ceremonies market.

www.seasonalweddings.com.au

The Daylesford & Macedon Ranges region is uniquely set up to host weddings. This includes the quality, availability, location and capacity levels of our many accommodation options, our food & wine resources and a wide variety of locations for ceremonies and receptions.

We welcome same sex ceremonies and are prepared for future same sex marriage.

Our region offers a vast range of wedding suppliers including florists, photographers, wedding planners, wedding cakes and of course make-up, hair and wellness.

Our wedding website will inspire, educate and inform our audience about how our region will make their special day perfect.

Focusing on a wedding audience, we leverage from existing investments and promote our uniqueness to the targeted audience of lifestyle leaders – Brides to be!

Link:  info@dmrtourism.com.au
 

The Annual RRBATA Business Breakfast will be held on Friday 18th August 2017

The RRBATA Annual Business Breakfast this year will include the relaunch of the Romsey Online website and the membership packages available to local businesses and community groups.

Venue: Cope Williams Winery

Address: 160 Glenfern Road Romsey, VIC, 3434

Time: 7 am for 7.15 am start

Cost: $45 per person (includes the Eventbrite booking fee)

Guest Speaker:

Gary Watson

http://odysseybi.com.au/

RRBATA’s guest speaker is Gary Watson.

Gary is a strategy specialist with extensive executive, director level and consultancy and advisory experience covering automotive, franchising, retail, and not-for-profit and manufacturing sectors.

His talk will be on the topic of:

"Romsey’s growth and prosperity – How local business can best ride the wave."

A must see presentation for all Romsey Region business operators.

BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL

www.eventbrite.com.au

Direct link: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/d/victoria–romsey/rrbata/

Come and enjoy a hearty breakfast, see the new Romsey Online website and membership packages, and listen to Gary Watson’s presentation.

ENQUIRIES: Dr JENNY STILLMAN (President RRBATA)

email: jennystillman@optusnet.com.au

or

Phone: 0412 349 849

The Banners have been attached to the bridge in Main Street Romsey alerting visitors and locals to the ongoing work by this community group.

Romsey Business and Tourism Association Inc (RRBATA), the Macedon Ranges Shire Council and the Victorian State Government have just confirmed that a $550,000 town project to stimulate business growth, attract more visitors and create employment has been realised.

The Victorian Minister for Regional Development Jaala Pulford announced at the Romsey Hub that the government was contributing $400,000 to the Macedon Ranges Shire Council’s $150,000 grant.

District MP Mary-Anne Thomas, Macedon Ranges Shire mayor Jennifer Anderson and Jenny Stillman (RRBATA President) along with many Streetscape project members were in attendance.

This has been a real team effort " a true partnership" stated Jenny Stillman. The Streetscape project has involved local community groups, the Shire Council and its members to come to fruition after two years of hard work based on the study of the Jerilderie township three years ago by members of RRBATA.

Picture: Main street of Romsey on Wednesday are (from left) Cr Natasha Gayfer, district MP Mary-Anne Thomas, RRBTA president Jenny Stillman, Minister Jaala Pulford, Macedon Ranges Mayor Jennifer Anderson.

The upgrade to the Main Street ROMSEY (known as the Streetscape Project) will involve new lighting, landscaping, new signage, street furniture, safer pedestrian crossings and improved amenities for visitors to the township.

Works will commence later in the year and the State Government anticipates six full time jobs to be created for the construction phase of the Streetscape.

The hard work of RRBATA Inc committee (Wendie McLaughlin, Ged McLaughlin, Dr Greg Powell and Benny Dyer) led by Jenny Stillman (President) with input from Romsey locals and many community groups is to be commended.