Cessnock City Council provides 10 public car parks in the Cessnock CBD, offering a total of 632 spaces

By Krystal Sellars
December 10 2019 - 12:00am
AWARENESS: Cessnock mayor Bob Pynsent, Cessnock Chamber of Commerce president Clint Ekert and council's principal engineer - traffic and transport Warren Jeffery at a public carpark on Cumberland Street.
AWARENESS: Cessnock mayor Bob Pynsent, Cessnock Chamber of Commerce president Clint Ekert and council's principal engineer - traffic and transport Warren Jeffery at a public carpark on Cumberland Street.

As we move into the festive season, the Cessnock CBD is expected to be busier than ever.

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