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Hi Neighbours, well the summer has been great hasn’t it, but winter is on its way and that means you will want to draw your curtains. Have you had a peek to see what they are like?
Have they got mould on them, really mouldy or just dirt and stains? Has the cat dried himself on them?
Don’t… View moreHi Neighbours, well the summer has been great hasn’t it, but winter is on its way and that means you will want to draw your curtains. Have you had a peek to see what they are like?
Have they got mould on them, really mouldy or just dirt and stains? Has the cat dried himself on them?
Don’t despair we are here to help.
Curtain Clean specializes in cleaning all types of Curtains and Drapes, Roman Blinds, Roller blinds, and most other types of blinds.
Call us today ( 08005790501) or see our website for your nearest agent.
At Curtain Clean, we can do repairs for you or even replace linings that need replacing.
Our Mission is to clean your curtains and return them to you looking the best we can make them at a reasonable cost.
www.curtainclean.co.nz
What is the name of these flowers?? A friend of our pharmacy dropped them off to us a couple of days ago and we LOVE them! ..but neither any of our staff or our customers know the name of this beautiful flower...do you know the name ?
Thank you New Zealand for your exceptional support to the families of victims of the Christchurch mass shootings at the Masjid Al Noor and Linwood mosques in Christchurch.
Shame on you Upper Hutt city council....50 people killed in Christchurch and you didn't cancel your event on Main St.
The photo attached is for our beloved close relative 35 years old killed in the shooting.
ِAnd because national threat level being raised to level A, any events with a … View moreShame on you Upper Hutt city council....50 people killed in Christchurch and you didn't cancel your event on Main St.
The photo attached is for our beloved close relative 35 years old killed in the shooting.
ِAnd because national threat level being raised to level A, any events with a large groupings of people should postpone.
New Johnsonville – Stop B on Moorefield Road opens from 31 March
From Sunday 31 March, Stop B at Johnsonville Hub will reopen in its permanent location on Moorefield Road under the Countdown canopy
Thank you for your patience as we put the finishing touches on this stop.
Learn more at … View moreNew Johnsonville – Stop B on Moorefield Road opens from 31 March
From Sunday 31 March, Stop B at Johnsonville Hub will reopen in its permanent location on Moorefield Road under the Countdown canopy
Thank you for your patience as we put the finishing touches on this stop.
Learn more at www.metlink.org.nz...
New Karori – Stop B on Glenmore Street opens from 31 March
From Sunday 31 March, Stop B at Karori Bus Hub will open in its permanent location on Glenmore Street at the Karori Tunnel. From this date, you are welcome to wait on the city side of the Karori Tunnel to catch your bus.
Learn more at … View moreNew Karori – Stop B on Glenmore Street opens from 31 March
From Sunday 31 March, Stop B at Karori Bus Hub will open in its permanent location on Glenmore Street at the Karori Tunnel. From this date, you are welcome to wait on the city side of the Karori Tunnel to catch your bus.
Learn more at www.metlink.org.nz...
TO THOSE OF YOU WHO THINK WE SHOULD 'LET THE EXPERTS' GET ON WITH IT
Faulting people for exercising their right to demand transparency and accountability from the people we elect and pay for with our rates, is a form of self disenfranchisement, a giving up of your rights.
… View moreTO THOSE OF YOU WHO THINK WE SHOULD 'LET THE EXPERTS' GET ON WITH IT
Faulting people for exercising their right to demand transparency and accountability from the people we elect and pay for with our rates, is a form of self disenfranchisement, a giving up of your rights.
Demanding information, transparency and accountability is exactly what we all should be doing, everyone of us whatever our opinions. It is a responsibility of all of us in society to do so.
It is called democracy, it is critical that we hold those in power, especially those we are taxed to govern us, to account.
A badly conceived and not really researched 'Philosophical Trend' and a new Library Manager also paid for by our rates, our public servant, doing a 'new broom' thing, by downgrading the Library.
No sorting into genre - less person hours, less persons employed by the Library. No icon on bindings, a saving there, as staff don't have to apply them and don't need them any more to facilitate sorting into genre before shelving, time and wages saved. Money to be used elsewhere (astro turf)?
Now we have many people, ratepayers, not liking their Library experience for a variety of valid reasons due to the changes, feeling alienated, we haven't changed the Library changed, we are due a review which I for one, will look forward to attending.
I always encourage anyone who has any point of view to not just say it on social media and think it is picked up by politicians, central or local government, you are wrong.
Unless you contact and comment to them directly, you don't get counted.
Whatever your point of view, express it to your elected representatives directly.
Make your voice heard where your vote matters.
They interpret your silence as permission, and that you are OK with how things are going.
A "draconian" bylaw in Upper Hutt is putting the safety of sex workers at risk, says Dame Catherine …
Wet weather incoming - check your drains!
We're expecting some not so great weather over the next few days, so now is a good time to check and clear your gutters and drains, as blockages here can cause major issues.
Over the next few weeks we'll be introducing the amazing wahine who have accepted the challenge of our Trek to Transform trip to Vietnam which will take place in April.
First up - The amazing Dee Paranihi!
As a loved employee of the Graeme Dingle Foundation, Dee couldn’t pass up the … View moreOver the next few weeks we'll be introducing the amazing wahine who have accepted the challenge of our Trek to Transform trip to Vietnam which will take place in April.
First up - The amazing Dee Paranihi!
As a loved employee of the Graeme Dingle Foundation, Dee couldn’t pass up the amazing opportunity to explore Vietnam and help kids across Aotearoa at the same time. "We can all learn to believe what we have inside is greater than the things that stand in front of us, but we need to teach our kids this, we are not necessarily born thinking that way."
To find out more about Dee and how you can support her in this worthy cause visit dinglefoundation.org.nz...
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