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Nearly two years after a rebuild for Christchurch's Victoria St was shelved, the city council has re-released plans with "minor improvements" for public feedback.
The newest version will remove 32 parks from the street, but has softened the sharp angles at the entry and exit to … View moreNearly two years after a rebuild for Christchurch's Victoria St was shelved, the city council has re-released plans with "minor improvements" for public feedback.
The newest version will remove 32 parks from the street, but has softened the sharp angles at the entry and exit to proposed parking bays and removed some build-outs from the plans entirely.
If you want a career with variety, a good income and the potential to be your own boss, getting a trade is a smart move.
At Ara Institute of Canterbury we’ve got lots of trades courses starting in Christchurch in July. Options include painting and decorating, electrical engineering, carpentry … View moreIf you want a career with variety, a good income and the potential to be your own boss, getting a trade is a smart move.
At Ara Institute of Canterbury we’ve got lots of trades courses starting in Christchurch in July. Options include painting and decorating, electrical engineering, carpentry and joinery. You’ll learn from inspirational mentors in real-life learning environments and you’ll get lots of hands-on experience to prepare you for the workplace.
To find out more visit our website or call 0800 24 24 76.
The Discovery Wall is an interactive exhibition that showcases some of Christchurch City Libraries digitised collection. Composed into a digital mindmap of Christchurch, this unique experience is on a massive touch screen wall located on the ground floor of Tūranga and as well as a mobile version … View moreThe Discovery Wall is an interactive exhibition that showcases some of Christchurch City Libraries digitised collection. Composed into a digital mindmap of Christchurch, this unique experience is on a massive touch screen wall located on the ground floor of Tūranga and as well as a mobile version that will tour around to other libraries in the network.
The mobile version of the Discovery Wall will be at Ōrauwhata: Bishopdale Library until the end of May so take this chance to pop in and see it for yourself! 😀
The Discovery Wall is accompanied by a website at discoverywall.nz where the images can also be explored and searched, commented on and shared.
Another issue of Community Newsletter.
Also, information about Community Energy Action's programmes such as Warmer Homes. Find out if you are eligible for subsidies or support.
We’re moving house next week and would like to reduce our belongings and raise some funds for our son’s BHS Sprit of Adventute trip in the process! Selling books, clothes, kitchen equipment, some small items of furniture, toys etc. There will also be some items to take away for free. 517 … View moreWe’re moving house next week and would like to reduce our belongings and raise some funds for our son’s BHS Sprit of Adventute trip in the process! Selling books, clothes, kitchen equipment, some small items of furniture, toys etc. There will also be some items to take away for free. 517 Avonhead Road, Avonhead between 9AM and 12.
When Ryman was founded over 30 years ago, our co-founder Kevin Hickman set one simple standard: it’s got to be good enough for Mum – or Dad.
Ryman’s belief in this standard hasn’t changed. We put our residents first, ensuring they are connected to caring, vibrant communities. … View moreWhen Ryman was founded over 30 years ago, our co-founder Kevin Hickman set one simple standard: it’s got to be good enough for Mum – or Dad.
Ryman’s belief in this standard hasn’t changed. We put our residents first, ensuring they are connected to caring, vibrant communities. Ultimately, that’s what makes the Ryman difference.
Visit us online for more information about Ryman or your free guide to living in one of our 30+ villages.
Come along to Chapel Street Church Hall, on the corner of Harewood Road and Chapel Street, Papanui this Friday, 10th May to listen to Clara Watson's talk on 'Underground Overground'.
Her talk starts at 10.30am.
Everyone is welcome - just sign in at the door with your name and phone … View moreCome along to Chapel Street Church Hall, on the corner of Harewood Road and Chapel Street, Papanui this Friday, 10th May to listen to Clara Watson's talk on 'Underground Overground'.
Her talk starts at 10.30am.
Everyone is welcome - just sign in at the door with your name and phone number, pay $4 and enjoy.
hi everyone hopefully im getting my kitten today so all i need is a cat tower please if any one has one to give away or i could pay a little it would be so good thank u
cheers sandy from northcote 0297704475
Did you know that your neighbours could be paying $207 less a year on their power than you? With cold days here, and power bills rising, it’s more important than ever that you’re on the right power deal for you.
Go to whatsmynumber.org.nz and check your number.
A 3 seater, 2 seater and armchair for sale. Quality fabric and materials has ensured this well made suite is still in good condition despite being 15 years old. Really lovely shape. No rips or holes. Some fading and padding is thining in places. Welcome to view.
Solo dad Raymond was shaking when he first took his two children to stay at Cholmondeley Children's Centre in Christchurch.
But with no family support, he needed help.
It has been more than two years and his two children – Renee, 9, and Dray, 8 – stay at the respite centre for five … View moreSolo dad Raymond was shaking when he first took his two children to stay at Cholmondeley Children's Centre in Christchurch.
But with no family support, he needed help.
It has been more than two years and his two children – Renee, 9, and Dray, 8 – stay at the respite centre for five nights every six weeks.
More than 500 children stay at the largely community-funded Governors Bay centre each year, an unprecedented increase from less than 200 in 2011, which chief executive said could be indicative of the "increasing gap between the rich and the poor".
Lost something? You can now report lost property to Police at police.govt.nz. Whether it’s your phone, a wallet or your keys that you’ve lost, you can now let Police know without picking up the phone. As well as reporting lost property, you can also report non-emergencies like theft, vandalism … View moreLost something? You can now report lost property to Police at police.govt.nz. Whether it’s your phone, a wallet or your keys that you’ve lost, you can now let Police know without picking up the phone. As well as reporting lost property, you can also report non-emergencies like theft, vandalism and shoplifting online, as well as get updates on a Police report you’ve already made. Just remember, always call 111 in event of an emergency. Find out more here.
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