11 August 2008

KMS opening


Chris Hartcher (Member for Terrigal), Pastor Frank (Kincmber Uniting Church), Kevin Armstrong (Chairperson, The Entrance Mens Shed) & Geoff Dunn (Treasurer, TEMS) at Kincumber Mens Shed Official Opening 11 Aug 2008

04 August 2008

TEMS work start


Wyong Shire Council
invited community groups that will be using the site at The Entrance Neighbourhood Centre (TENC) to an afternoon tea. This included the members of "The Entrance Men's Shed" (TEMS) Steering Committee. The afternoon tea was to celebrate the commencement of work on Phase 2 of the TENC project.

Somewhat dismayed by the removal of all mature trees. Community members asked that some consideration be given to retaining trees that would not be in the way of site development.


Whilst the TEMS Steering Committee is pleased to see work commence on the site, it will still be some time before The Shed will be operational. Building of an electricity substation, roadworks and landscaping will take some time before the Shed is even underway. Looking at February or April of 2009.

07 July 2008

The Entrance Neighbourhood Centre precinct


This artists impression shows The Entrance Neighbourhood Centre proposed development including Stages 2 and 3. This included The Entrance Men's Shed project.

In the drawing above, The Shed is located on the extreme right of the photo, a two tone shed in green at ground level and white above. The awning is clearly shown also. The shed is adjacent to the the car park and faces in towards the main activity square of the Neighbourhood Centre.

20 February 2008

TEMS Steering goes visiting


John Sharples, Geoff Dunn & Kevin Armstrong of The Entrance Mens Shed (TEMS) Steering Committee at the Kincumber Men's Shed (KMS) 1st anniversary 20 feb 2008
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16 September 2007

2007 Mens Shed Conference - Manly visit


Kevin Armstrong, Chairperson of the Steering Committee for The Entrance Men's Shed discussing the development and layout of the Manly Mens Shed.

This visit took place during the 2007 Men's Shed Conference held at the Manly Pacific and in conjunction with the the International Hotel School of Management.

13 September 2007

Mens Shed 2007 visit to Manly Shed


Geoff Dunn and John Sharples of The Entrance Mens Shed (TEMS) perusing the equipment layout and projects at the Northern Beaches Community Men's Shed during the Mens Shed 2007 Annual Conference at Manly.

Kevin Armstrong (TEMS Chairman) reviewing the layout and operation of the shed [below right] in Berkley Street Manly.


This Shed is one of the UnitingCare ageing sheds on the Sydney North Shore.

Mens Shed 2007 Conference



The 2nd National Mens Shed Conference held over three days at Manly. The conference was attended by three sheds on the Central Coast.

Wally Morrison and Peter Jessop kept an eager eye out on important lectures and relevant workshops on behalf of the Kincumber Men's Shed.

John Sharples, Ke
vin Armstrong and Geoff Dunn of the "shedless", The Entrance Mens Shed (TEMS), took in all that they could about establishing a shed.

Kim Hopkins involved in both these ventures also covered events that were relevant to the emerging shed at San Remo.


Anthony Brown of the Men's Health Information Resource Centre (MHIRC) at UWS, walking the corridors of the Mens Shed 2007 conference.