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Inch of Gold 18c gold plated chains,brand new as replaced using Inch of Gold lifetime warranty, price is for each chain.
With torrential rain and flooding caused by an 'atmospheric river', should this event convince us all that climate change is real and we need to be taking action?
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You’re invited to chat through the almost-final design for the refreshed Maclean Park skatepark with expert skatepark designers from RICH Landscapes.
Our final in-person session before the design is finalised will be held at Maclean Park, Paraparaumu Beach from 1pm to 3pm on Saturday, 4 … View moreYou’re invited to chat through the almost-final design for the refreshed Maclean Park skatepark with expert skatepark designers from RICH Landscapes.
Our final in-person session before the design is finalised will be held at Maclean Park, Paraparaumu Beach from 1pm to 3pm on Saturday, 4 February.
Sir Ashley Bloomfield was New Zealand’s Director-General of Health from June 2018 to July 2022 and became a familiar figure as the public face of the health response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
His vast career experiences over the last 25 years in public policy and health leadership include … View moreSir Ashley Bloomfield was New Zealand’s Director-General of Health from June 2018 to July 2022 and became a familiar figure as the public face of the health response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
His vast career experiences over the last 25 years in public policy and health leadership include being based at the World Health Organization in Geneva, working on non-communicable disease prevention and control with a global focus.
Join us for a morning with Sir Ashley Bloomfield as he shares insight into his career and the challenges he faced during uncertain times.
Time: Wednesday 8 February, 10.30am
Location: Online.
Have you booked your term one swimming lessons yet? Our Learn to Swim classes are for all ages and stages – for little ones through to adults. Our instructors are experienced, trained, and passionate about keeping everyone safe in the water.
Book your spot at Waikanae Pools, Ōtaki Pool, or … View moreHave you booked your term one swimming lessons yet? Our Learn to Swim classes are for all ages and stages – for little ones through to adults. Our instructors are experienced, trained, and passionate about keeping everyone safe in the water.
Book your spot at Waikanae Pools, Ōtaki Pool, or Coastlands Aquatic Centre by talking to our friendly reception team today. To find out more about our Learn to Swim classes, visit www.kapiticoast.govt.nz...
⚠️ We know it’s super humid out there right now and that our rivers and beaches can be an enticing way to cool off however, we always suggest you avoid swimming in these areas for 2-3 days after heavy rain.
LAWA is currently showing all of our monitored river and coastal sites as either … View more⚠️ We know it’s super humid out there right now and that our rivers and beaches can be an enticing way to cool off however, we always suggest you avoid swimming in these areas for 2-3 days after heavy rain.
LAWA is currently showing all of our monitored river and coastal sites as either an orange alert 🟠 (caution advised) or a red alert 🔴 (avoid swimming). Please check the latest results for your favourite spot before you go 👉🏼 www.lawa.org.nz...
And, don't forget you can visit our local splash pads, pools and aquatic centre for cooling off.💧
For more ways to keep safe in Kāpiti this summer, visit www.kapiticoast.govt.nz...
Welcome to 2023!
We start back for the year on Tuesday 7 February, and we have sessions available Tuesday to Thursday 9.30-11.30.
We will start with our usual music session, and morning tea, tea/coffee also available for the adults, they may have a story read to them and then there will be other … View moreWelcome to 2023!
We start back for the year on Tuesday 7 February, and we have sessions available Tuesday to Thursday 9.30-11.30.
We will start with our usual music session, and morning tea, tea/coffee also available for the adults, they may have a story read to them and then there will be other playdough/craft/toys available to extend their play, with also our wonderful little outdoor play available.
If you know others that maybe interested in starting the year with a playgroup for their child, the below link is the playgroup page on our website which has the enrolment form for anyone you know who may be interested. If they would like a taste first they are welcome to sign in the first time as a visitor.
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There is a garage sale at St Paul's Hall Saturday 11 February 8-11am but we are offering Playgroup parents the opportunity to check out the items and purchase anything on the Friday. (time to be confirmed).
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My stall will have lots of beautiful items for people sized 16-20, look forward to seeing you there!
Kapiti - Preloved, vintage, upcycled, and handmade fashion market!
Saturday, February 4
Waikanae Memorial Hall
Gold coin entry
10am-2pm
Come early and line up
Come after 12 for less people
… View moreMy stall will have lots of beautiful items for people sized 16-20, look forward to seeing you there!
Kapiti - Preloved, vintage, upcycled, and handmade fashion market!
Saturday, February 4
Waikanae Memorial Hall
Gold coin entry
10am-2pm
Come early and line up
Come after 12 for less people
Come after 1 for more bargains
Good condition. Former owners name as been written on bottom pages.
We as many of you will know have been located at no 8 Amohia st next to the railway station for the last 21 years. Well that was up until October last when as a result of the council we had to uplift our roots and relocate to continue in business. We are a small family run business.
The council … View moreWe as many of you will know have been located at no 8 Amohia st next to the railway station for the last 21 years. Well that was up until October last when as a result of the council we had to uplift our roots and relocate to continue in business. We are a small family run business.
The council began the works around the railway station and failed to advise us prior to what the impact was going to be. In their word “we forgot about you”
They cut off all pedestrian traffic to us. Then they have dug across our front boundary and despite the contractors acknowledging this they have made no attempt to rectify it. The contractors have run amok over our property and I have trespassed them but then again today the same culprit trespassed again despite assurances from the council that they would not.
We have written to the mayor, deputy mayor and the chef executive but these individuals have just ignored us. What can we do with a council that will not enforce the bylaws on themselves? They are behaving as though they are above the law and showing no accountability for their actions and in my opinion they should be ashamed of themselves.
We are exasperated by how the council are treating us.
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