The NSW State Ministers will be visiting projects and talking to stakeholders in the Lithgow local government area as well as joining together with community representatives to discuss ideas and projects at a morning tea. 

State Member for Bathurst Paul Toole said invitations will be sent out to attend the morning tea. 

“I was talking to [Lithgow mayor Ray Thompson] and he said if an opportunity came up, he would like me to bring a couple of Ministers to Lithgow,” Mr Toole said. 

“I’m not bringing a few, I’m bringing the entire Cabinet.”

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Mr Toole said it would be an opportunity for Ministers to see the strong investment opportunities in the area. 

“It’s about listening to the community’s aspirations for the area and talking about how the government can partner with the community to continue to achieve those outcomes.”

Mr Toole estimated it was five years since the last Community Cabinet and he said it was nice to bring it back.