(L-R) Stacey McFawn, Roger Hamer, Phil Ryan, Rachel Croft, Tim Warwick (and son Freddie) show their support for McPhillamys in the Local Voices video
Blayney locals have shown their support for the McPhillamys Gold Project in a new video, Local Voices.
The video was filmed in late 2020, featuring local residents and business people talking about why they think the McPhillamys Gold Project will be a good thing for their community.
These people are passionate about their community and they’re keen to see it prosper and develop with the benefits and opportunities that the project would bring. They mention things like jobs, business growth, new services and career and training opportunities for future generations.
Amongst the challenges of 2020 there have been many positives, including the way people reached out to friends, family, neighbours and total strangers when things got tough. In Blayney, we are lucky to have a number of local groups and organisations who do a lot to lift community spirit and assist those who need a hand.
Regis is pleased to offer support to a number of those groups with donations for their charitable
work and other community activities planned for 2021. They include:
These organisations, their staff and their volunteers contribute a great deal towards making Blayney the great town that it is. On behalf of the Regis team I’d also like to thank our neighbours and the many other local people we have worked with during 2020 - in meetings, in shops and businesses, at events or just out and about.
To all, our best wishes for a very Happy Christmas and a safe and healthy 2021.
The McPhillamys Gold Project is located in the Blayney - Kings Plains district of Central West New South Wales, approximately 8 kilometres from the town of Blayney. The Blayney – Kings Plains district has been the subject of alluvial and hard rock mining since the mid to late 19th century with sporadic exploration for gold and base metals over various exploration licences since the 1960s.
McPhillamys, if developed would consist of a large scale open cut gold mining operation that has a current mine life of approximately ten years. Regis’ Board anticipates making a decision on the development of McPhillamys following assessment of the Environmental Impact Statement (including the Social Impact Assessment), obtaining of regulatory approvals and completion of the Definitive Feasibility Study.
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