Glenreagh Progress Association

29/11/2025

Next Progress meeting is on Monday 15th December at 7:30 in the hall supper room.

13/09/2024

In case you have no idea who to vote for. Here are some suggestions.
Residents of the Clarence Valley will elect 9 councillors from the 17 candidates to steer Clarence Valley Council for the next four years. If you are not sure who to vote for here are suggestions for 8 out of the nine candidates, which includes the current CVC councillors, Greg Clancy, Peter Johnstone, Allison Whaites, Debrah Novak, Steve Pickering and Karen Toms who have nominated for re-election.
Clarence Valley Candidates and where they live are:
Peter Johnstone, South Grafton.
Greg Clancy, Coutts Crossing.
Allison Whaites, South Grafton.
Raymond Smith, Grafton.
Karen Toms, Iluka.
Stephen Pickering, Ulmarra.
Debrah Novak, Yamba.
Amanda Brien, Grafton.

11/09/2024

This is an important survey for members of our community to complete. We have attached the message received from Deborah Novak. For all the matters you are raising (drainage in town, main street plan, safe bus interchange) please make sure your community fills out this survey for the community strategic plan. It's imperative your do this for the new Council.
https://www.clarenceconversations.com.au/community-aspirations-review
You have two weeks to fill it out.

The current Community Strategic Plan was developed in 2022 in consultation with the community. With a newly elected Council in September 2024, an updated Community Strategic Plan will provide a clear direction that reflects any new and emerging aspirations of the

11/09/2024

This is the question we posed to the local government candidates.
Hello candidates.
The community of Glenreagh are interested in knowing your commitment to supporting our village.
Did you know there was a main street plan drawn up in 2006 and it still hasn't been actioned by CVC? The drainage in the village is also an ongoing issue along with maintenance of minor roads and the establishment of a safe and practical bus interchange. Would you be prepared to commit to having these matters as a priority to action if elected to being a councillor?
Their responses are in following posts

17/08/2024

Glenreagh Progress Association has decided to set up a FB page so we can keep the community up to date with our negotiations with council and current projects to improve our village life, such as, the establishment of an evacuation centre at the hall.