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Varicose veins affect many of us and are often underestimated or treated as a “cosmetic problem”. It results in delayed treatment which can lead to serious complications.
Fortunately, we can now treat them without painful surgery, with minimally invasive laser or glue methods. Don’t … View moreVaricose veins affect many of us and are often underestimated or treated as a “cosmetic problem”. It results in delayed treatment which can lead to serious complications.
Fortunately, we can now treat them without painful surgery, with minimally invasive laser or glue methods. Don’t delay!
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Check out our website www.theveincentre.co.nz
Email: info@theveincentre.co.nz
Call: 09 444 5858 or 0508 4 VEINS (0508 483467)
Selection of hard and soft cover books - range of titles as pictured. Pickup Mairangi Bay. $40 the lot.
Wishing you all a very safe and blessed Easter break. We are available 24 hours for any family that needs us. Just phone (09)4772433
Are your curtains or blinds stained? Mildewed? Spreading harmful mould spores or unpleasant odours?
Come talk to our specialist curtain and blind cleaners!
Drop off and pick up your curtains from 5A Kaimahi Road, Glenfield and we'll give them a professional clean with 20% off!
Receive … View moreAre your curtains or blinds stained? Mildewed? Spreading harmful mould spores or unpleasant odours?
Come talk to our specialist curtain and blind cleaners!
Drop off and pick up your curtains from 5A Kaimahi Road, Glenfield and we'll give them a professional clean with 20% off!
Receive a no obligation FREE quote. Temporary curtains provided at no cost.
Any curtains and blinds that need repairing, we can arrange on your behalf, saving you time!
Give your curtains and blinds the fresh look, feel and smell this new season brings!
Open Mon - Fri 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 12pm
Call us 09 473 5350
Work is underway on the natureplay equipment on the bank under the trees at Normanton Reserve :)
While this work is underway, the bank and top meadow will remain fenced off.
This week the benchmark masterplan for the future of Northcote Town Centre was released. The Kaipatiki Local Board has been working closely with Panuku Development over a number of years to ensure that the masterplan reflects legacy planning, community input and a recognisable Northcote character, … View moreThis week the benchmark masterplan for the future of Northcote Town Centre was released. The Kaipatiki Local Board has been working closely with Panuku Development over a number of years to ensure that the masterplan reflects legacy planning, community input and a recognisable Northcote character, while catering for the future needs of a changing Northcote.
The Kaipatiki Local Board has worked to secure a new community building to accommodate the existing community services in Northcote (including the Northcote Library), an open town square in excess of 1500sqm, connections to Cadness Reserve and the new greenway, and keeping the large elm tree on Pearn Place.
Article: ourauckland.aucklandcouncil.govt.nz...
Download PDF: www.panuku.co.nz...
While the end design may differ from that shown in the benchmark masterplan, the Principles and Criteria for Success will shape the town centre to ensure that we get a similar result.
Construction is expected to start after September 2021 and the redevelopment will be phased over the next seven to 10 years, so it will continue to be a place for people to shop, eat and meet.
A woman diagnosed with an "extremely rare and aggressive" form of cervical cancer says she is fighti…
Police are trying to find a driver who left the scene of a hit and run which flipped a couple's car …
Concerned Birkenhead residents at Tuesday night's public meeting on the controversial development proposed for 2 & 2a Tizard Road. Although the sites are zoned for single houses, a loophole allows the 4 storey, 10 unit development to be proposed as an "integrated residential … View moreConcerned Birkenhead residents at Tuesday night's public meeting on the controversial development proposed for 2 & 2a Tizard Road. Although the sites are zoned for single houses, a loophole allows the 4 storey, 10 unit development to be proposed as an "integrated residential development".
However, putting aside that and the potential precedent it would set for all single house zoned properties, this particular clifftop site is very unsuitable for such a large development for a number of reasons, including the extent of the excavation, risk to cliff stability, the 56 "screw anchors" into the neighbouring reserve and road, the removal of a SEA area and covenant area, and a number of other non-complying aspects.
The Kaipatiki Local Board has already opposed the proposal and have requested speaking rights at the public hearing.
Thankyou to those who organised the meeting tonight and for everyone who attended!
For a great drone video showing the site at the top of the cliff (where the poisoned pohutakawa are) see here:
www.youtube.com...
Life 101 Programme One, completed, students / participants found that these three days were
absolutely positive, giving them all
directions into their own future pathways.
BIG thanks to Birkenhead Licensing Trust for the funding to this programme, and Kaipatiki Local Board for providing … View moreLife 101 Programme One, completed, students / participants found that these three days were
absolutely positive, giving them all
directions into their own future pathways.
BIG thanks to Birkenhead Licensing Trust for the funding to this programme, and Kaipatiki Local Board for providing the Youth Navigator role who facilitates the opportunities.
Create hours of fun for children with some off-cuts of timber and Resene Blackboard Paint or Resene Chalkboard Paint. Once dry your children or grandchildren can draw all over the buildings to create their own looks.
Make the most of your weekend with this easy step by step project idea from … View moreCreate hours of fun for children with some off-cuts of timber and Resene Blackboard Paint or Resene Chalkboard Paint. Once dry your children or grandchildren can draw all over the buildings to create their own looks.
Make the most of your weekend with this easy step by step project idea from Resene.
Find out how to create this handy project yourself
Caring for you when your GP can’t - Both of our locations are open all Easter weekend!
We have two convenient locations:
Smales Farm (74 Taharoto Road, Takapuna) which is 24 hours and Northcross (948 East Coast Road, Northcross) which is open from 8am - 8pm.
No appointment needed, just … View moreCaring for you when your GP can’t - Both of our locations are open all Easter weekend!
We have two convenient locations:
Smales Farm (74 Taharoto Road, Takapuna) which is 24 hours and Northcross (948 East Coast Road, Northcross) which is open from 8am - 8pm.
No appointment needed, just walk in.
- Reduced after hours fees for over 65’s
- FREE after hours medical care for under 14’s
- FREE accident care for under 14’s at all times
- Reduced fees for Community Services Card holders
- X-ray and pharmacy facilities on site
It should now be a little easier to find your way around Birkdale on foot :)
The Kaipatiki Local Board's project to install signage at the entrances to street-to-street walkways is now underway. The project also includes directional signage at nearby intersections to help pedestrians find the … View moreIt should now be a little easier to find your way around Birkdale on foot :)
The Kaipatiki Local Board's project to install signage at the entrances to street-to-street walkways is now underway. The project also includes directional signage at nearby intersections to help pedestrians find the nearest walkway.
The project has come well under budget, so last night the Local Board requested that the walkway signage project be extended to Glenfield, Hillcrest and Sunnybrae.
Funded by the Kaipatiki Local Board via the Auckland Transport Local Board Capital Fund.
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