82 days ago

Council using Naenae Hub

Cheryl from Naenae

Ever since the Naenae hubs been open all of a sudden certain ones from the council have been sitting in there on there high & mighty stink backsides, thinking they can control certain venders like me from behind closed doors, by ringing my daughter & complaining to her because they can't handle me because I'm too straight up & there just gutless if they dont like it leave, I've been there longer than use & they blocked me from Naenae Community page because they didn't like my opion when i was told yesterday they shouldn't of done that the council because its good that people know whats actually going on in the community, when people think it honky dory & it's not because the council thinks there above everyone like this corrupt goverment, But my question after all the lairs you've said to us Chris & not explaing to us about using of the hub how much do use pay to sit in the hub & gossip & complaint what use don't want & dont like. HOW MUCH DO USE PAY TO SIT IN THE HUB OR DO USE. USE THE VENDURES MONEY to pay for use sit in there, because use didnt sit in the pop up shop all day when we used it & it was free, so tell the public which i know people have asked me too, what's your opion, No negativity Oh by the way Naenae pool opens the 14 September so there will be an Event that Saturday.

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