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S.O.S - Save Our SELVES, Save Our STUFF, Save Our SANITY, Save Our SUBURB
Dear Citizens of the Brighton beaches and beyond
For those of you who follow this page, you will be well aware of the recent crime being committed upon good hardworking folks. With that (and… View moreS.O.S - Save Our SELVES, Save Our STUFF, Save Our SANITY, Save Our SUBURB
Dear Citizens of the Brighton beaches and beyond
For those of you who follow this page, you will be well aware of the recent crime being committed upon good hardworking folks. With that (and a lot more) in mind, a group of us have set up an idea to have a "S.O.S Expo"
The purpose of the SOS Expo is to empower the citizens of the shore suburbs with knowledge on how to take care of your property, personal safety and mental health.
We aim to provide an event in which you can come and learn from experts in their areas about these important topic, as well as fostering a much needed community spirit.
We plan on this happening on March 9th, at New Brighton School from 11am to 3pm
Get information from the Police Service, Fire & Emergency, Neighbourhood Support, Civil Defence, CCC - CPTED, AMI Insurance, FBI Security, Community Patrols, St Johns, Aged Concern and more
Learn some Self Defence in one of the workshops, watch a demonstration on how the online camera apps work, or teach your family about email scams
Our goal is to get all those listed to physically attend - however those who cannot, we aim to provide information on behalf of
Watch for flyers and posters with more information - coming soon.
P.S - PLEASE get in touch if this is something you can help us with! Either as a volunteer or a contributor! We are looking for children's entertainment, food trucks, and music
A real party centrepiece! In sizzling purple, this chocolate fondue fountain sits on the table and works effortlessly, using any quality chocolate.
We’ve used it for a couple of events – very easy to use and clean – then it’s been in storage. In original packaging, outer box shows sign of … View moreA real party centrepiece! In sizzling purple, this chocolate fondue fountain sits on the table and works effortlessly, using any quality chocolate.
We’ve used it for a couple of events – very easy to use and clean – then it’s been in storage. In original packaging, outer box shows sign of wear. Made from stainless steel and heat resistant plastic, it is durable and easy to use, equipped with a thermostat and safety fuse for safe operation. Great for dipping fruit and marshmallows. Melt the chocolate to your required consistency, allow the fountain to heat up then pour in the chocolate and watch the smooth cascade, flowing over three tiers!
Bought for over $100NZ from UK quality purveyor of party goods – very similar (slightly bigger) than this product currently on their site:
www.gilesandposner.com...
Check out the video, our one is very similar but slightly bigger, taller and more elegant, and of course – purple!!
www.youtube.com...
Has an English plug on it, needs an adapter or to be swopped for a NZ plug.
Pickup from Sydenham, or can drop off if nearby.
Hi neighbours, our life and style reporter is on the hunt for New Zealand's favourite flavour of cake.
We asked some experts which cake they believe Kiwis love the most - read their thoughts here. But want to make sure we are up to speed with what Kiwis really think! Which is your favourite… View moreHi neighbours, our life and style reporter is on the hunt for New Zealand's favourite flavour of cake.
We asked some experts which cake they believe Kiwis love the most - read their thoughts here. But want to make sure we are up to speed with what Kiwis really think! Which is your favourite cake flavour?
We are currently running a promo and we would like you to get on board, download our app "Blue Star Taxis" either on google play or the app store and all travel booked via the app will get 30% off the total fare.
Stuff will be awarding the prestigious Iron Chicken award to the best busker at the Bread & Circus festival this week.
The winning busker will be awarded the distinctive chicken trophy made by South Island artist Hannah Kidd.
If you see a busker you think deserves the trophy, tell us about … View moreStuff will be awarding the prestigious Iron Chicken award to the best busker at the Bread & Circus festival this week.
The winning busker will be awarded the distinctive chicken trophy made by South Island artist Hannah Kidd.
If you see a busker you think deserves the trophy, tell us about them in the comments below.
Previous winners of the Iron Chicken include performers like Sam Wills, aka Tape Face, Mulletman, The Daredevil Chicken Club and Shay Horay.
We’re asking all Christchurch residents to save water so we can end temporary chlorination sooner.
The less water we use, the faster we can upgrade our wells. It all adds up, and we really appreciate people’s efforts.
The biggest demand for household water comes from garden sprinklers and… View moreWe’re asking all Christchurch residents to save water so we can end temporary chlorination sooner.
The less water we use, the faster we can upgrade our wells. It all adds up, and we really appreciate people’s efforts.
The biggest demand for household water comes from garden sprinklers and irrigators. A better option is to use a hose with a spray gun, or a watering can. Better still, water only on alternate days between 9pm and 7am, when it's cooler.
Find more ways to save: ccc.govt.nz/water-saving-tips
Our family is looking to adopt a 4-6yo dog. Preferably a smallish lapdog type breed, non-jumpy, non-barky. Something like a small Spaniel or Cav. Let me know if you know anyone who's looking to re-home their little canine fur-kid :)
Anybody know a place bearish The Palms to get my flat tyre fixed please. New tyres been on a few months. Thank you...
They say a dog is man's best friend and that certainly seems to be the case in New Zealand.
Dog ownership has soared over the past five years, outstripping the growth in people in all the main cities apart from Auckland.
The country is home to more than 560,500 registered dogs – enough for… View moreThey say a dog is man's best friend and that certainly seems to be the case in New Zealand.
Dog ownership has soared over the past five years, outstripping the growth in people in all the main cities apart from Auckland.
The country is home to more than 560,500 registered dogs – enough for about one in nine to be a proud owner. That's a pooch for roughly every third household.
50% off clothing this week @ Red Cross 320 Manchester st. Sale starts monday 21st 9:30am ...finishes Saturday 26th 4pm
*excludes already discounted items and fill a bag
Hi neighbours,
Are you disgusted by the amount of unnecessary plastic packaging for products sold in supermarkets?
We've gotten rid of plastic bags from our supermarkets, but many shoppers reckon that should only be the beginning.
A national day of plastic protest has been organised, … View moreHi neighbours,
Are you disgusted by the amount of unnecessary plastic packaging for products sold in supermarkets?
We've gotten rid of plastic bags from our supermarkets, but many shoppers reckon that should only be the beginning.
A national day of plastic protest has been organised, encouraging shoppers to unwrap and leave unnecessary plastic packaging behind at supermarkets.
To read more, click here.
Will you be taking part in the national day of action against plastic packaging?
Last week our volunteers carried out a leaflet drop in the Linwood area to let you know about our free service at The Loft (Eastgate mall ) every Tuesday - Did you receive a leaflet ? If you didn't, you may have had a "no junk mail " sign on your letter box . We would like to know … View moreLast week our volunteers carried out a leaflet drop in the Linwood area to let you know about our free service at The Loft (Eastgate mall ) every Tuesday - Did you receive a leaflet ? If you didn't, you may have had a "no junk mail " sign on your letter box . We would like to know whether you consider leaflets like ours (about community services) junk mail or not . Please help us by telling us what you think .
They ruin our outdoor activities, attack newly hatched birds, feed on native invertebrates, eat honeydew (a food source for our native birds and insects) and cause $130m of environmental damage a year! Every little bit counts and by contributing, you can make wasp-free regions a real possibility. … View moreThey ruin our outdoor activities, attack newly hatched birds, feed on native invertebrates, eat honeydew (a food source for our native birds and insects) and cause $130m of environmental damage a year! Every little bit counts and by contributing, you can make wasp-free regions a real possibility.
Find out a bit more about the wasps and how we plan to eradicate them by clicking here.
I still think there are a lot of people that are unaware that Eastgate Post Shop will close permanently at the end of January Just letting you know.
Christchurch's city council should join forces with local iwi to bottle and sell Canterbury's famed pure aquifer water abroad to help reduce rates and fund projects.
That is the view of councillor Aaron Keown, who believes the city is not getting the best out of an asset he says is … View moreChristchurch's city council should join forces with local iwi to bottle and sell Canterbury's famed pure aquifer water abroad to help reduce rates and fund projects.
That is the view of councillor Aaron Keown, who believes the city is not getting the best out of an asset he says is "more valuable than oil".
What do you think? Read the full story by clicking the link below and share your thoughts in the comments. (Please write NFP if you don't want your comments published).
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