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The Good Evening, Adelaide Strategy was endorsed by the
Capital City Committee in July 2014. The strategy will now assist in the planning and implementation of new projects and
services, and outlines the vision, strategic direction and actions to grow and
diversify the City’s early evening and night-time economy.
Since Good Evening, Adelaide
has been developed a number of benefits have already been realised, including the upgrade and improvement of the City of Adelaide What’s On website and
the development of a weekly ‘What’s On’ e-newsletter, which provides news on
what’s happening in the City. There has also been an increase in the number
of small venues operating in the City, an increase in outdoor dining
applications, AdelaideFree
WiFi coverage across the City and
improved frequency, coverage and operating hours of the Free
City Connector Bus.
Adelaide City Council and the State Government will
continue to work collaboratively with the community and sector groups to build
on these benefits, boost
the night-time economy and deliver opportunities to ensure Adelaide is a fun,
welcoming, exciting and economically prosperous City – day and night, all year
round. See ‘Good
Evening, Adelaide’ to read the strategy.
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The final Good Evening, Adelaide Strategy has been endorsed
by Adelaide City Council.
As this is a joint
project with the State Government, it will now be presented to the
Capital City Committee which will reconvene shortly following the recent State
Government election. Once endorsed by the Capital
City Committee the consultation outcomes and final Strategy will be publically
available from this site.
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Feeback on the draft strategy for 'Good Evening, Adelaide' is now closed.
In the new year we will analyse and collate your feedback, so watch this space for the latest updates on this project.
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We are pleased to provide a draft copy of the Good Evening, Adelaide strategy for you comment and feedback.
Please read our latest media release here.
All feedback will be considered in finalising the ‘Good Evening, Adelaide’ Strategy in early 2014 and will help inform an Action Plan for implementation.
Watch this space for further information once we have finalised the Draft Strategy.
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We have considered all of the ideas we received from the recent online survey as well as other feedback we have collected from recent forums, briefings and round-table discussions.
The Draft Strategy was presented to the Capital City Committee on 22 October 2013. It will be presented to the City Culture & Community Services Committee on 5 November 2013 and then Adelaide City Council on 12 November 2013.
Upon endorsement by Council, the draft Strategy will be open for public consultation from 13 November until 5pm 20 December 2013. Check back then to read the Draft ‘Good Evening, Adelaide’ Strategy and for further details on how to have your say.
All feedback will be considered in finalising the ‘Good Evening, Adelaide’ Strategy in early 2014 and will help inform an Action Plan for implementation.
Watch this space for further information once the next round of consultation is open as we would love to get your feedback on the Draft Strategy.
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We are reviewed all feedback received during the initial consultation phase. See above for an update on the project.
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The development of an Evening Strategy aligns with Council’s Strategic Plan outcomes and a number of existing strategies and policies already in place (eg Smart Move, Connect Adelaide and our City Safety Strategy).
State Government has a strategic priority of ‘Creating a Vibrant City’ and ‘Safe Communities, Healthy Neighbourhoods.'
The objectives of this strategy is to:
- Bridge the gap between daytime and nighttime use of the City
- Increase the number of people in the City in the evening and at night
- Expand the ways people use the City in the evening and at night
- Improve communication and promotion of the evening, night and late night offering
- Create an inviting and safer evening, night and late night experience to improve perceptions of safety
- Raise awareness of the evening, night and late night economy and its potential to contribute to the economic, social & cultural development of the City among policy makers, businesses and key sectors
- Develop a shared vision, strategy and action plan for its implementation.