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Auckland Transport are proposing to make changes to the bus stops around 75 Hinemoa Street.
The proposal includes:
* New bus stop outside 75 Hinemoa Street, with new bus stop road markings, ‘No Stopping’ broken yellow lines, tactile pavers and edge line.
* Upgrade existing bus stop outside … View moreAuckland Transport are proposing to make changes to the bus stops around 75 Hinemoa Street.
The proposal includes:
* New bus stop outside 75 Hinemoa Street, with new bus stop road markings, ‘No Stopping’ broken yellow lines, tactile pavers and edge line.
* Upgrade existing bus stop outside 58-60 Hinemoa Street, with new bus stop road markings, ‘No Stopping’ broken yellow lines, tactile pavers and edge line.
* New pedestrian refuge crossing outside 79 Hinemoa Street, with the installation of side islands, refuge islands, tactile pavers, edge lines and flush median road markings.
* Removal of 14 on-street parking spaces on Hinemoa Street.
Consultation closes: Wednesday 24 November
There doesn't appear to be an online submission form yet, and only some neighbours have been notified, so please leave your feedback below or email me and I will pass it on: john.gillon@aucklandcouncil.govt.nz
New gold edged tumbles, still in the box. They have never been used. 12.5oz / 375 mil. $35 Would make a lovely present. Pick up in Bayswater.
The Kaipatiki Local Board has approved an extension of the liquor ban at the Birkenhead Town Centre to 24-hours, 7 days a week.
OurAuckland article:
ourauckland.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz...
The decision follows concerns expressed by the Birkenhead Village town centre association, local businesses … View moreThe Kaipatiki Local Board has approved an extension of the liquor ban at the Birkenhead Town Centre to 24-hours, 7 days a week.
OurAuckland article:
ourauckland.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz...
The decision follows concerns expressed by the Birkenhead Village town centre association, local businesses and landlords, the Police, the Birkenhead Residents Association, Birkenhead Primary School, Shanan Halbert- MP and many, many others who have contacted local board members detailing concerns and examples of alcohol-related antisocial behaviour and supporting an extension of the liquor ban.
In response, the Local Board has unanimously endorsed an extension of the liquor ban to 24/7 around the town centre and part of Birkenhead War Memorial Park, shown in blue on the map. This also includes an extension of the liquor ban area to include Kaimatara o Wai Manawa (lookout), Birkenhead Primary carpark, Nell Fisher Reserve, Enterprise St, Trader St, the top of Hinemoa St and the top of Colonial Rd.
The area shown in red retains a liquor ban from 10pm to 7am during daylight saving, and 7pm to 7am outside of daylight saving.
Note that the liquor ban does not apply to business liquor licences, or public events with temporary liquor licences.
Thankyou to the Birkenhead Village for submitting the request and to local board member Adrian Tyler for co-ordinating responses.
Thankyou also to Kae Condon and Jude Turner of Birkenhead Village, Sgt Dave Murden of the Police, and Liz Lees of Northcote & Birkenhead Tigers Rugby League for presenting to our local board meeting on the issue.
Hi I am after a Ercol, sofa or daybed. I already have the two chairs and would love to have the complete set. I’ve been looking for a while and haven’t had any luck. Please PM if your wanting to sell a Ercol daybed or sofa.
In neighbourhoods across New Zealand, kids are looking forward to a Christmas that may not happen. Forced to choose between food or bills, hard-working parents like Melody worry whether they’ll be able to provide even the simplest Christmas meal for their children.
“I’ll only eat dinner … View moreIn neighbourhoods across New Zealand, kids are looking forward to a Christmas that may not happen. Forced to choose between food or bills, hard-working parents like Melody worry whether they’ll be able to provide even the simplest Christmas meal for their children.
“I’ll only eat dinner 2-3 times a week so that the children have enough food. This is very stressful… a lot of crying and minimal sleep.”
Food insecurity is the everyday reality for 98.8% of the families Variety helps.
Please donate today to provide grocery support for families like Melody’s this Christmas.
A couple of light fittings just removed from a shop and in good condition
Contact: Diane 021 025 756 24 chicksmart73@gmail.com
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I just caught a guy putting junk mail in my box and when I challenged him he said it was mail addressed to me. I recognised the red envelope and asked him if he works for NZ Post and he admitted he didn't.
So I said I know that what you're delivering is addressed to 'The … View moreI just caught a guy putting junk mail in my box and when I challenged him he said it was mail addressed to me. I recognised the red envelope and asked him if he works for NZ Post and he admitted he didn't.
So I said I know that what you're delivering is addressed to 'The Householder' right? He admitted is was. My name is not
the Householder and my letter box is clearly marked: No Junk Mail.
So he asked me if I have always been such an angry old lady. Yes.
Is my broomstick broken he asked. No. And I'm about to use it to wop your hiney.
So, my question is do you want to use this real estate company to sell your home? Would you trust them to sell you a home? For a start, they use abusers to flog their name to us whether we like it or not.
A runner will complete seven marathons in as many days to raise money for underprivileged children.
West Auckland man Harrison Sanders, 23, said he wanted to experience a struggle, and encourage others to make a change with him.
“There are tens upon thousands of kiwis children that are … View moreA runner will complete seven marathons in as many days to raise money for underprivileged children.
West Auckland man Harrison Sanders, 23, said he wanted to experience a struggle, and encourage others to make a change with him.
“There are tens upon thousands of kiwis children that are going without food and the basic essentials to get by over this time of joy,” he said.
“So this year, I wanted to help out those who are in need over this time of joy.”
The primary school teacher will complete the runs from December 13 to 19, starting from Hobsonville School and running around west Auckland.
“The route will be the same every day, and I would love people to join in for parts of it whether it be running, biking, scootering, or even driving alongside,” Sanders said.
He has partnered with Pak n Save Westgate, Breaker and Tuatara Baseball, and every $100 raised will supply a child with a $75 Pak n Save voucher, $25 towards school stationary and a free sports ball.
Sanders previously ran 45km a week in the space of a year to raise money for mental health, alzheimers and epilepsy charities.
“Nothing prepares you for this amount though. So I look forward to the mental game I will be faced with,” he said.
“The route will be the same every day, and I would love people to join in for parts of it whether it be running, biking, scootering, or even driving alongside.”
He has set up a Givealittle to receive donations.
Love Cocktails? ?
Learn to prepare delicious summer cocktails over 5 days with our new Certificate in Spirits, Cocktails & Bartending (Micro-Credential).
This course will provide practical, hands-on training in bartending, product knowledge, customer service and more. Domestic students receive … View moreLove Cocktails? ?
Learn to prepare delicious summer cocktails over 5 days with our new Certificate in Spirits, Cocktails & Bartending (Micro-Credential).
This course will provide practical, hands-on training in bartending, product knowledge, customer service and more. Domestic students receive a subsidy on the course fees from the NZ Government.
Social distancing and covid protocols will be in place for this in-person session.
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29, 30 Nov & 1, 2, 3 December 2021 (9am - 2.30pm)
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HomeChoice Slow Cooker, I think around 6L - too big for me now.
Not in pristine condition as it has been well-used and loved, but still works well.
Cord has been melted on an element, but the three wires inside still had intact individual insulation. Outer wire has now been sealed with heat … View moreHomeChoice Slow Cooker, I think around 6L - too big for me now.
Not in pristine condition as it has been well-used and loved, but still works well.
Cord has been melted on an element, but the three wires inside still had intact individual insulation. Outer wire has now been sealed with heat shrink.
I have since bought myself a smaller 3L one.
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Five weeks today it’s Christmas Eve! How did that happen? Where has this year gone?
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Hi neighbours,
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Do you have a vehicle that is taking up space and becoming an eyesore? At AAA Auto Parts we dismantle and wreck cars. We will pay top cash whether your … View moreHi neighbours,
Support your local business. We are open in Level 3 operating under Government guidelines with social distancing and masks.
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* Same day removal
* Free quotes over the phone
We will beat any prices in the market by 10%.
Support your local business.
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