Over 400 residents and members of sporting groups attended a rally at Langley Park Wilston

Matters of Public Interest - The Enoggera Creek Sport and Recreation Precinct: The council’s proposed plan will have a long lasting effect on residents and sporting clubs in the area and it’s fundamental that all stakeholders in our community have their voices heard, and more importantly that council listens to us.

Councillor Berkman posts his public concern for the residents and encourages feedback.

Labor for Brisbane post their public support of the residents and sporting associations. This is in no way a reflection of anyone involved in this project's political views or standing, it is merely a show of support.

Northside residents are pushing back against the planned Enoggera Creek Sports and Recreation Precinct redevelopment. Based on the draft plan, a large section of public parks will be turned into parking spaces for the hundreds of players and families that use the facilities every week.

On the 18th of April, 2021, Jimmy Sullivan set up a mobile office and travelled to Finsbury Park to meet with concerned residents and constituents about the proposed plan.

Downey Park, a sentimental home for 21 former and current Olympians is under threat leading to Australian softball players being urged to review Brisbane City Council’s Enoggera Creek Sport and Recreation Precinct Plan with community consultation coming to a close on Friday 30 April 2021.

Brisbane City Council have announced the upgrade of existing Recreation Reserves and Sporting Facilities, located along Enoggera Creek between Lutwyche Road and Enoggera Road, within the suburbs of Windsor, Wilston and Newmarket.

Gold Crest Cricket Club say changes at Enoggera Creek Sports Precinct could be a game changer. One of Brisbane's standout warehouse cricket clubs could be on track to explode in size. A north Brisbane cricket club could become a powerhouse in its own right if revitalisation plans go ahead at one of the biggest sporting precincts in the city.

Community sport players, their parents and northside residents are angry at plans to overhaul Brisbane’s biggest sports precinct.