Draft Clarence Valley Social Plan 2010-2014

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Clarence Valley Council has developed a Social Plan for the next 4 years that identifies social and community service priorities and how Council and other organisations can address these needs.

New Grafton Library

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Our current library is well past its ability to meet the demands and needs of this community. The facility is difficult to access, inadequate to house the physical collection, unable to accommodate the variety of services and functions requested by the community and does not have the infrastructure to support future technologies or to expand.

Please respond to the forum questions below, or email newgraftonlibrary@clarence.nsw.gov.au .

Clarence River Wharves Development Plan

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The Clarence River Way masterplan earmarks a number of river towns and villages which overtime are to be developed as key tourism and service hubs. A range of wharf or pontoon infrastructure of varying more ...

Clarence Food

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The Clarence Valley produces a diverse range of food products. In addition to traditional fresh fruit and vegetables, the range includes some iconic lines such as Yamba Prawns, Wooli Oysters and award winning value added product. The Clarence Valley also boasts award winning restaurants and cafés that feature local produce.
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Let's get the Clarence Moving!

The Clarence Valley Council is participating in a new project to be delivered in early 2009, promoting healthy and active lifestyles.

In 2005, 1 in 2 Australian Adults was overweight. If your waistline more ...

Clarence River Way

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The Clarence Valley is on the move - and Clarence River Way is a key component of what will fuel the region's economic growth. Council, agencies and stakeholders have developed a destination development more ...