Andrew Cadman Group

Gotta love the Hawkesbury

Just part of the beautiful Hawkesbury.

Have a fantastic, safe, blessed Christmas and look forward to the coming year.

Hawkesbury history in the spotlight as People of the River wins Prime Minister’s national award A history of Australia's first successful settler farming area along the Hawkesbury River has won the prestigious 2021 Prime Minister’s Literary Awards. People of the River: Lost worlds of early Australia, by acclaimed historian Dr Grace Karskens and published by Allen & Unwin, was the winner in t...

"Ultimately, having people outside our Hawkesbury area know and remember the beauties it holds, as well as providing a better living experience for everyone within is very important to us and is what we stand for. Finding great ways to bring increase in all areas of our lives other than relying on development, is paramount for the Hawkesbury to remain unique."

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"We believe in seeing the Hawkesbury flourish while keeping its integrity and history. We understand, the historic nature is important to the community and we work hard to make sure this is kept while bringing upgrade buildings, parks, roads, etc, to ultimately make our Hawkesbury a place of welcoming and interaction.

Wether this be; seeing park benches restored, public venues and toilets renovated, parks maintained, and working with relevant stake-holders on; upgrading mobile phone towers, maintaining roads, refurnishing buildings for attractive cafe's and businesses, we aim to see the our home community grow in all areas.

Having a place like the Hawkesbury that is attractive, welcoming, and engaging for all that come and go, is important to us, and this is why we will work hard in an attempt to meet all the needs of our community."

For more information check out our website (link in bio)

"The Andrew Cadman Group aim to enable memories like this to everyone that visits, passes through, or is already apart of the community.

To have access to all these places is something we all consider important and a privilege, and something we aim to fulfil. We would like to install river paths, bike tracks, walking trails, upgrading parks and other venues, historic and heritage sites, lookouts, public BBQ's and amenities, and other recreational needs, so to create an open, inviting and engaging environment for our community and guests.

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We strongly support the local businesses, large and small, and hope to witness them flourish. Therefore we care about promoting cafes, restaurants, retail shops, and all other markets in our community, and work to helping them to benefit the Hawkesbury. We also seek to open up opportunities for business to start and grow, and offer better support to farmers by allowing more access to sell produce in farms. Increasing the traffic flow to apps like Harvest Trails and Markets, bringing people to enjoy what the Hawkesbury has to offer and start to bring greater flourishing to the Hawkesbury."

For more information check out our website (link in bio)

"The Andrew Cadman Group is committed to help seeing the Hawkesbury thrive and flourish by making sure our community is well prepared and safe. We aim to witness everyone feel protected and at ease for any future floods, knowing they are in trusted and reliable hands, by fulfilling the Hawkesbury's needs.

We seek to secure a safe future for our community by having a strong influence in bringing the needs of all Hawkesbury residents where they are heard and given fair advocacy. Whether that be creating efficient bypasses, higher bridges that prove effective in floods, fixing traffic congestion, influencing dam decisions, advancing protocol measures, clean up procedures, etc. We want to listen to everyones needs to, ultimately, better our Hawkesbury community."

For more information check out our website (link in the bio)

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"It also speaks to our needs as families and individuals, we’re aware that we’re a whole person, we’re a whole community and we’re wanting to be really aware of all the aspects of what we need to be whole. Not just addressing some aspects but all the important aspects to enable people to be operating at their best in their families and in our community."

For more information for what we stand for: https://www.andrewcadmangroup.com/our_stand

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VOTE 1 - GROUP J
This weekend is election weekend.
When you go to vote remember to Vote 1 - Group J

December 4th is Election Day

Keep a look out for the Andrew Cadman Group Team wearing their shirts.
Before entering, ask one of our team with how to Vote 1 for us or go to the 'How To Vote' link on our website.
https://www.andrewcadmangroup.com/vote

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We Stand For....
"We seek to secure a safe future for our community by having a strong influence in bringing the needs of all Hawkesbury residents where they are heard and given fair advocacy. Whether that be creating efficient bypasses, higher bridges that prove effective in floods, fixing traffic congestion, influencing dam decisions, advancing protocol measures, clean up procedures, etc. We want to listen to everyones needs to, ultimately, better our Hawkesbury community."

For more information: https://www.andrewcadmangroup.com/our_stand

Hawkesbury Post
Group focus – Andrew Cadman Group – raising dam wall gets tick, attracting business is key

“We need more business, and businesses running with higher efficiency. Lobbying the other tiers of government that will bring new businesses who will employ locals is very important to us,” he says.

https://www.hawkesburypost.com.au/post/group-focus-andrew-cadman-group-raising-dam-wall-gets-tick-attracting-business-is-key?postId=90879f19-f879-4828-a0d9-240e45127292

We Stand For.........
"We strongly support the local businesses, large and small, and hope to witness them flourish. Therefore we care about promoting cafes, restaurants, retail shops, and all other markets in our community, and work to helping them to benefit the Hawkesbury. We also seek to open up opportunities for business to start and grow, and offer better support to farmers by allowing more access to sell produce in farms. Increasing the traffic flow to apps like Harvest Trails and Markets, bringing people to enjoy what the Hawkesbury has to offer and start to bring greater flourishing to the Hawkesbury."

For more information:
https://www.andrewcadmangroup.com/our_stand

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Why Vote for Us
"We are a group of people that are not part of a political party that is bound by an external set of regulations and rules, we’re also common everyday people of the Hawkesbury. I’m a tradie, we’ve got business owners, mums, dads, RAAF who are really everyday people and not the standard lawyer and accountant who normally run for council and other parts of government. We are everyday people, we care about the Hawkesbury and we want to see it flourish. That’s our soul goal and motive and don’t have external interests in owning large plots of land that we want to get sub-divided."
- Andrew Cadman

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Our Stand...
Restoration
"We believe in seeing the Hawkesbury flourish while keeping its integrity and history. We understand, the historic nature is important to the community and we work hard to make sure this is kept while bringing upgrade buildings, parks, roads, etc, to ultimately make our Hawkesbury a place of welcoming and interaction.

Wether this be; seeing park benches restored, public venues and toilets renovated, parks maintained, and working with relevant stake-holders on; upgrading mobile phone towers, maintaining roads, refurnishing buildings for attractive cafe's and businesses, we aim to see the our home community grow in all areas."

https://www.andrewcadmangroup.com/our_stand

Getting to know the Andrew Cadman Group

Kris Waters
"I’ve lived in the Hawkesbury for the past 30 years.
Growing up in the Hawkesbury you only have to temporarily leave to realise what a special place it is.
I spent my young adult years travelling and riding horses which led to running my own Travel Consultancy.
Our business now is in real estate and I am also a money coach.
For the past 10 years I’ve been involved in volunteering to help a women’s group, connecting and giving a place to feel loved in the community. I’m enthusiastic about seeing the people of The Hawkesbury flourish in all areas of life. "

https://www.andrewcadmangroup.com/kris_waters

Voting Polls have opened.
When it comes to voting, remember to Vote 1 for Group J.

The Andrew Cadman Group: Re-Building The Hawkesbury.
- Flood Mitigation
- Recreation
- Restoration

Getting to know the Andrew Cadman Group

Catherine Cadman
"I’m a mum of two boys and I’m married to Andrew Cadman. I grew up in the western suburbs of Sydney and frequently visited the Hawkesbury on youth camps when growing up.
My husband and I moved to the Hawkesbury 17 years ago and have owned a business in the construction industry for most of that time.
I worked in the fashion industry for many years. I then got a degree in social work, which led me to mainly work with the homeless and refugees. I later worked in event styling as well as some volunteer work running groups on relationships, while my family has been my main focus."

https://www.andrewcadmangroup.com/catherine_cadman

Our Stand

"Our home, the Hawkesbury, is already such a beautiful place. Filled with mountains of bushland, rivers and streams, farmland, natural cliffs and valleys, historic towns and buildings, the Hawkesbury is a place to be remembered.
The Andrew Cadman Group aim to enable memories like this to everyone that visits, passes through, or is already apart of the community.
To have access to all these places is something we all consider important and a privilege, and something we aim to fulfil. We would like to install river paths, bike tracks, walking trails, upgrading parks and other venues, historic and heritage sites, lookouts, public BBQ's and amenities, and other recreational needs, so to create an open, inviting and engaging environment for our community and guests."

https://www.andrewcadmangroup.com/our_stand

Getting to know the Andrew Cadman Group

Ian (Blue) Macgregor
"My name is Ian Macgregor, however I’m best known as Blue. I’m a retired member of the Airforce and Australian Public Service.
I came to the Hawkesbury with the Airforce, while still a teenager. My wife of 28 years, Fiona, and I, have raised 4 adult children in the local area and are blessed with 4 beautiful grandchildren.
I studied Electronics and Communications at RMIT and have a diploma in Project Management. I was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia (Military Division) for meritorious service and the Pathfinder Force Association award for excellence during my Airforce service."

https://www.andrewcadmangroup.com/ian_blue_macgregor

Getting to know the Andrew Cadman Group

Gabbie (Kirk) Baker
" I’ve lived in the Hawkesbury for the last 16 years, raising my children and working from here.
Many people will have come across me through my work. For many years I worked as a sales rep based out of the Hawkesbury, including working at The Wedding Centre in Windsor and more recently in my role at the Australian Christian College (ACC) in Marsden Park. My role at ACC was Enrolment and Promotion Officer for over the past 5 years."

https://www.andrewcadmangroup.com/gabbie_kirk_baker

"RE-BUILDING THE HAWKESBURY.
FOR THE GREATER WHOLE.
Hawkesbury City Council Election: December 4, 2021
When you vote for the Andrew Cadman Group, you’re voting for the whole of us in the Hawkesbury, because we’re locals like you, with an authentic vision to see what we love flourish again. And by being an independent group without party constraints, it also means we have a greater voice to state government, so together, it’s effectively achieved.
We’re committed to it, all for one reason. That as we rebuild the Hawkesbury, we’re restoring a greater quality of life for every single one of us:
Flood Mitigation: Securing a safer future by lobbying state government.
Recreation: Creating river paths, mountain bike tracks, walking trails, opening more farm gates for produce, promoting rural cafes and restaurants.
Restoration: Upgrading what’s central to all of us; Macquarie Park and our historic buildings."

https://www.andrewcadmangroup.com

Get to know the Andrew Cadman Group

Michelle Tapara
"I am passionate about people, my 3 amazing children and the Hawkesbury, my home for the last 15 years.
I am running on the ticket with Andrew Cadman because I believe in unity and strong people representation.
My neighbours are like family to me along with the community from my Richmond Salon. The story of every community member I serve has assisted me to identify my desire to improve the community we all live in."

Get to know the Andrew Cadman Group.

Andrew Cadman
"As a Hawkesbury local of over 16 years, I have committed to run as an independent for the Hawkesbury local council, December 4, 2021.
And that’s due to my, and the wider Andrew Cadman Group’s vision, to see whole communities within the Hawkesbury region, flourish again."

Learn more about Andrew Cadman in the link below.
https://www.andrewcadmangroup.com/andrew_cadman

"As a group, we are wholly local, involved in all spheres of industries from construction, public service, financial coaching, business, sales & marketing, social work, fashion & beauty, river use, mountain biking and horses.

We, who are business owners, tradies, mums and dads, husbands and wives, all coming together as friends and family to see the Hawkesbury flourish as a whole."

To find out more of who we are, what we stand for and how we want to help the Hawkesbury region go to our website.

https://www.andrewcadmangroup.com

Tourism brings revenue into a community. The old Toll House and Tebbutts Observatory are two beautiful attractions. Ron Rodgers, an award winning photographer and president of the Hawkesbury Camera Club captured this beautiful picture of Tebbutts Observatory. Pictures like this remind us that the Hawkesbury is worth showcasing, rebuilding, and sharing.

Over the last few months of lockdown Windsor has been buzzing with walkers along the river. We’d love to see that great community buzz continue long-term. We can do this by creating more walking paths in the Hawkesbury that connect our major towns.

11/11 REMEMBRANCE DAY
Please join us at 10.45am
Date - 11th November 2021
Location- WisemansWar Memorial
We will remember them
LEST WE FORGET

* Latest Covid restrictions will apply

On 11 November 1918, the guns of the Western Front fell silent after four years of continuous warfare. With their armies retreating and close to collapse, German leaders signed an Armistice, bringing to an end the First World War. From the summer of 1918, the five divisions of the Australian Corps had been at the forefront of the allied advance to victory. Beginning with their stunning success at the battle of Hamel in July, they helped to turn the tide of the war at Amiens in August, followed by the capture of Mont St Quentin and Pèronne, and the breaching of German defences at the Hindenburg Line in September. By early October the exhausted Australians were withdrawn from battle. They had achieved a fighting reputation out of proportion to their numbers, but victory had come at a heavy cost. They suffered almost 48,000 casualties during 1918, including more than 12,000 dead.

In the four years of the war more than 330,000 Australians had served overseas, and more than 60,000 of them had died. The social effects of these losses cast a long shadow over the postwar decades.

Each year on this day Australians observe one minute’s silence at 11am, in memory of those who died or suffered in all wars and armed conflicts.