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Each year Marlborough District Council asks how satisfied you are with our services.
The 2020 survey has just started and runs until early August. Independent researchers ask you to rate a range of Council services out of 10. The results help us understand your priorities and plan … View moreEach year Marlborough District Council asks how satisfied you are with our services.
The 2020 survey has just started and runs until early August. Independent researchers ask you to rate a range of Council services out of 10. The results help us understand your priorities and plan Marlborough’s future. It also helps Council measure its performance.
The results will be published on Council’s website in October. The survey is anonymous - you will not be personally identified in any feedback or results.
Council’s Customer Service Centre, the Marlborough District Libraries and kerbside recycling reverted back to pre-COVID-19 services and hours yesterday.
The full range of library services is back up and running in Blenheim and Picton. Newspapers and magazines are available along with borrowing… View moreCouncil’s Customer Service Centre, the Marlborough District Libraries and kerbside recycling reverted back to pre-COVID-19 services and hours yesterday.
The full range of library services is back up and running in Blenheim and Picton. Newspapers and magazines are available along with borrowing services, free public internet computers, wifi, scanning, printing and photocopying services.
Council’s Customer Service Centre is once again open from 8.00 am to 5.00 pm. Staff can now accept cash, cheques, Eftpos and online payments.
All kerbside recycling collected in Blenheim and Picton is now being processed ready for onward sale to recycling markets where available.
Now’s the chance for you to give feedback and suggestions on the development of the first ever management plan for the Waikawa Bay Foreshore Reserve.
The reserve is a popular place for picnicking, swimming and boat launching, and is of great significance to Te Ātiawa Ki Te Tau Ihu. … View moreNow’s the chance for you to give feedback and suggestions on the development of the first ever management plan for the Waikawa Bay Foreshore Reserve.
The reserve is a popular place for picnicking, swimming and boat launching, and is of great significance to Te Ātiawa Ki Te Tau Ihu. We’re keen to hear from locals and those who use the reserve on a regular basis.
Share your views with us by completing an online survey or writing to us before 5.00 pm this Friday 12 June.
Council’s bus service will return to normal today, including the Renwick to Blenheim, and the Blenheim commuter services.
The commuter services were put on hold during Alert Levels 3 and 4, with only off-peak services running during that time.
Travel on Council’s bus services will … View moreCouncil’s bus service will return to normal today, including the Renwick to Blenheim, and the Blenheim commuter services.
The commuter services were put on hold during Alert Levels 3 and 4, with only off-peak services running during that time.
Travel on Council’s bus services will continue to be free of charge until the end of June to protect the health and safety of drivers by limiting passenger interaction and removing the need to handle cash. You can find out more about the bus service, including timetables for all routes on the Council’s website.
The Marlborough District Library (Blenheim) and Picton Library and Service Centre are now open but they’re operating in a different way under Alert Level 2.
You can return library items via the after-hours facility, borrow, request and collect held items. To enter the library you have to show… View moreThe Marlborough District Library (Blenheim) and Picton Library and Service Centre are now open but they’re operating in a different way under Alert Level 2.
You can return library items via the after-hours facility, borrow, request and collect held items. To enter the library you have to show your library card. This is to help with contact tracing; only one family member is allowed in at one time.
Some services including wifi, computer access, printing, newspapers and programmes such as Baby Rhyme Time are unavailable. The libraries are open from 10.00 am - 4.00 pm Monday to Friday.
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