Penrith City Council is planning for the future of Kingswood and Werrington. These are 2 of our key centres in the East-West Corridor between Penrith and St Marys, set to grow with more people and jobs over the next 20 years.

To help prepare for this change, we are gathering information from residents, businesses and organisations to help inform our plans for the future. This includes:

The Kingswood - Werrington Place Plan is a short-term plan to help shape Kingswood and Werrington to be safer, more welcoming and vibrant centres for everyone. It will set a shared vision for the 2 centres over the next 5 years and outline practical actions to improve streets, public spaces, safety, local business activity, events and community life.

It will complement and sit alongside the longer-term Structure Plan. The Place Plan will be supported by the Kingswood - Werrington Safety Audit which will assess safety issues in Kingswood and Werrington using Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) principles and make recommendations for improving safety.

This integrated project aims to:

• enhance Kingswood and Werrington town centres through events, activations and short-term public domain improvements
• improve feelings of safety in and around Kingswood and Werrington
• support local businesses and attract investment
• support community wellbeing and connection.

This project builds on the success of the previous ‘Think Bold Kingswood Place Plan’ which helped deliver town centre improvements, events and secure grant funding in Kingswood’s town centre.

The East-West Corridor: Kingswood - Werrington Structure Plan is a long-term plan for the future of Kingswood and Werrington. Following community consultation last year, this plan is now in development and will set priorities for things like:

• what land should be used for
• improvements to public spaces and infrastructure
• housing
• jobs
• different types of transport

You can find out more here: yoursaypenrith.com.au/kwstructureplan

We heard from many of you last year about what you like about Kingswood and Werrington, things you’d like to see improved and what you want these areas to look like in the future. Now, we’d like to dive a bit deeper and make sure we have spoken to as many people as possible.

Your feedback will help shape the Kingswood - Werrington Place Plan to ensure it reflects the needs of those who live, work, study or spend time in the area.

You can share your ideas in the following ways:

Walk with us through key locations in Kingswood and Werrington as we discuss current challenges and explore your ideas for the future. The routes are approximately 1.5km each.

• Werrington, Tuesday 10 February 2026, 6pm to 8pm
• Kingswood, Thursday 12 February 2026, 6pm to 8pm

All participants who attend the full 2 hour walkshop will receive a $50 GiftPay e-voucher that can be used at a range of major retailers.

To ensure everyone gets an opportunity to participate, groups will be restricted to the first 15 people who register. You can register your interest for a walkshop by completing the short form below.

Come and say hi at a pop-up

Drop in, share your thoughts and chat with our friendly engagement team.

• Werrington: Werrington Shopping Centre, 72/84 Victoria Street, Werrington on Tuesday 10 February 2026, 3pm to 5pm.
• Kingswood: Village Café, Wainwright Park, corner of Bringelly Road and Orth Street, Kingswood on Thursday 12 February 2026, 9.30am to 11.30am.

Engagement is open until Friday 13 February 2026.