"Werris Creek has its Hiccups"
I have lived here for over 20 years..we do need more in this town..
A few shops have improved over the years .such as the werris creek pharmacy.which consist of a Gelato Bar and a Coffee Corner as well as gifts etc and very polite and happy staff ..even though tamworth is a 30 minute drive you dont have to worry about traffic lights ..until you hit tam ..the Werris Creek pool is awesome ....we have the Magpies nest Cafe which is always friendly and inviting ..We do need more stuff for the younger children and the teens ..
A town that is full of violent nasty drinkers and drug addicts also young men and women why threaten elderly people so much they are to scared to leave their own homeowners or contact the authorities. The council let people they like do what they want and council dont follow their own policy or nsw land. Police are never about and could care less about the threats to the elderly. Teenagers roaming streets at night and cars speeding and reving engines.
bobd5 I often wonder if the town is still full of drunks, druggies and bludgers with a dog on a string. The place appeared to be turning into a losers paradise when we lived there 26years ago.
"WHY did I decide to move to Werris Creek?"
It was online reviews like many of those on this website which made me decide to move here. Maybe it was a nice town years ago, but it isn't now. A pair of bogans has moved in next door to me and created a mini farmyard with many smelly noisy roosters and chickens and dogs which bark through the night, wrecking the sleep of my neighbours. Liverpool Plains Shire Council has been worse than useless at dealing with the problems, and now they ignore all complaints. There is only one super laid-back police officer assigned to this town and he is rarely there.
Apart from that, there are For Sale signs popping up everywhere. It is a dying town with a population of many hoons and bogans. Those of us who like a friendly quiet environment are getting out. I am buying a house in the Riverina and I am getting out too. I cannot take this Wild West town with the atrocious climate any more either.
If you are thinking of moving here, please take my advice and reconsider. I regret ever hearing of Werris Creek.
Many hoons with loud vehicles blatantly breaking the law.
Increasing population of aggressive bogans.
"A small town with huge growth opportunities many mines in the surrounding area"
"A nice quite area with only local vehicles passing.Aprox 500 mtres from Highway..noise is minimum."
Mount Falcon Estate East Tamworth has all no through streets, including Cleary Drive. The only vehicles using the streets are mainly driven by the locals.
Most front lawns and gardens are well kept by the owners...a beautiful green and colourful area.
The neighbourhood is extremely peaceful and the everyone is friendly.
From many of the homes in the Estate you can enjoy a terrific view over the Peel River and the lush lucerne growing farms. At night the beautiful lights of Tamworth!
FredN That's a review for Mount Falcon Estate, not the town of Werris Creek which is 40km or more away from there.
It is a small town with great community spirit. It is quiet enough that you can let your kids have some freedom and there is enough for them to do that they don't get bored.
It is an easy commute to Tamworth for work and shopping.
"Great, Tidy Town - Close to Tamworth"
I visit Werris Creek quite regularly and enjoy it every time. The town is so laid back and everyone is very friendly! Unlike most small towns the locals at the pubs and clubs are welcoming and friendly rather than looking at you like your an outsider. House prices are very affordable and they have lots of great facilties for a small town i.e pool, school, hospital, doctors surgery, supermarket, bowling/tennis club, 2 pubs, Golf Course, cafes and lots more. It is also only a short drive of about 40 mins to Tamworth. I would recommend Werris Creek to buy or rent for anyone looking for a nice quite place to retire or bring up your children.
"Quiet, Safe and Tidy Country Village"