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Get in the ear of total strangers.
We’ll hold two sessions on each day,
So come along and have a play.
10 till 12 or 1 to 3.30
As long as the weather don’t get too dirty.
Coaches and gear will be there on supply,
You only need flat shoes and … View moreTell your friends and tell your neighbours,
Get in the ear of total strangers.
We’ll hold two sessions on each day,
So come along and have a play.
10 till 12 or 1 to 3.30
As long as the weather don’t get too dirty.
Coaches and gear will be there on supply,
You only need flat shoes and a great broad smile.
Come along and give it a go
We’ll show you the game from go to whoa.
Goode Street’s the active place to be
For the next two weeks on a Saturdee!!.
Mountain Meadows Charitable Trust Pop Up Food Bank at Dudley Park, Rangiora is CLOSED this Wednesday 16th August.
Plan to be open next week.
MONSTER MONSTER GARAGE SALE!!!!!!
Wow, the team at Kitty Kingdom Cat rescue in Rangiora can't thank you enough for the amazing donations of items for our MONSTER MONSTER GARAGE SALE!!!
Donations have far exceeded our expectations, there really is something for everyone.
All we need … View moreMONSTER MONSTER GARAGE SALE!!!!!!
Wow, the team at Kitty Kingdom Cat rescue in Rangiora can't thank you enough for the amazing donations of items for our MONSTER MONSTER GARAGE SALE!!!
Donations have far exceeded our expectations, there really is something for everyone.
All we need now is to see your lovely faces at the sale, you won’t believe how big this sale is going to be!!!!
We look forward to seeing you there!!!
MONSTER MONSTER GARAGE SALE:
When?
Saturday 12 August 2023 9am to 2pm (Weather permitting)
&
Sunday 13 August 2023 10am to 1 pm (Weather permitting)
Where?
Ayers Street, Rangiora (between Blackett & High) You can’t miss us, just look for the balloons!!!!!
What’s for sale?
Bric-a-brac * books * adult and children’s clothing * toys * kitchenware* household items * teddy bears * plants * baking * sports items * jewellery * handbags * DVD’s * games * craft items * puzzles * pet toys and pet products * picture frames * mirrors * cushions * blankets * and more!!!!!
Come and bag yourself a bargain and help us to help the cats and kittens!
Please note that no goodies or treasures will be available for sale until the start time on each day.
Jack n Jill Seats – Oregon, Umbrella Hole, 1885 long, 410mm deep
Paint or Stain, throw some cushions on, pop in an umbrella and WOW you have something special to show case.
Text me NOW 0273 621 601
Pickup will be at Rangiora Menz Shed
1 Ready now, pickup Rangiora
Redwood + Treated Ply roof $75 Look great painted!!
Approx 610mm high
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MONSTER MONSTER GARAGE SALE!!!!!!
Wow what a first day!!!! Thank you everyone for your amazing support!!!!
Lots of new items coming out for sale tomorrow!!!! Don't miss out, come and have a rummage for a bargain, plenty to be had!!!!
When?
Sunday 13 August 2023 10am to 1 pm (Weather… View moreMONSTER MONSTER GARAGE SALE!!!!!!
Wow what a first day!!!! Thank you everyone for your amazing support!!!!
Lots of new items coming out for sale tomorrow!!!! Don't miss out, come and have a rummage for a bargain, plenty to be had!!!!
When?
Sunday 13 August 2023 10am to 1 pm (Weather permitting)
Where?
Ayers Street, Rangiora (between Blackett & High) You can’t miss us, just look for the balloons!!!!!
What’s for sale?
Bric-a-brac * books * adult and children’s clothing * toys * kitchenware* household items * teddy bears * plants * baking * sports items * jewellery * handbags * DVD’s * games * craft items * puzzles * pet toys and pet products * picture frames * mirrors * cushions * blankets * and more!!!!!
Come and bag yourself a bargain and help us to help the cats and kittens!
Please note that no goodies or treasures will be available for sale until the start time on each day.
Tray of #30 free range eggs Special $20 PICK UP 128 Island Road Saturday/Sunday
Tray of #20 free range eggs special $14
Dozen Special #12 free range eggs $10
Call or TXT JULIE 021 222 6782 or email no.1chook@mainlandtrader.co.nz
Payment can be cash or credit card (Visa/Mastercard)
Order… View moreTray of #30 free range eggs Special $20 PICK UP 128 Island Road Saturday/Sunday
Tray of #20 free range eggs special $14
Dozen Special #12 free range eggs $10
Call or TXT JULIE 021 222 6782 or email no.1chook@mainlandtrader.co.nz
Payment can be cash or credit card (Visa/Mastercard)
Order online www.freerangeeggs.nz...
Tray of #30 free range eggs Special $20 PICK UP 128 Island Road Saturday/Sunday
Tray of #20 free range eggs special $14
Dozen Special #12 free range eggs $10
Call or TXT JULIE 021 222 6782 or email no.1chook@mainlandtrader.co.nz
Payment can be cash or credit card (Visa/Mastercard)
Order … View moreTray of #30 free range eggs Special $20 PICK UP 128 Island Road Saturday/Sunday
Tray of #20 free range eggs special $14
Dozen Special #12 free range eggs $10
Call or TXT JULIE 021 222 6782 or email no.1chook@mainlandtrader.co.nz
Payment can be cash or credit card (Visa/Mastercard)
Order online www.freerangeeggs.nz......
By David Hill, local democracy reporter
Residents are being encouraged to have their say on the Waimakariri district’s economic development.
Councillors adopted the draft Waimakariri Economic Development Strategy for public engagement at a council meeting last week.
It will go out for … View moreBy David Hill, local democracy reporter
Residents are being encouraged to have their say on the Waimakariri district’s economic development.
Councillors adopted the draft Waimakariri Economic Development Strategy for public engagement at a council meeting last week.
It will go out for consultation later this month.
Mayor Dan Gordon said the existing economic development strategy was adopted in 2013 and helped to guide the district through its earthquake recovery.
‘‘This draft strategy reflects the future growth of our district.’’
The strategy considered economic development, climate change, emissions reduction, urban development and transport growth.
■ Councillors have adopted the new Waimakariri Housing Policy 2023.
The council’s property portfolio working group will now work out how to best utilise the policy for the district, Gordon said.
That will include deciding whether to partner with the private or public sector to create quality, affordable social housing in Waimakariri.
■ The Waimakariri District Council is seeking government funding to add to its older person’s housing portfolio.
Councillors have backed a proposal from staff to apply for funding from the Ministry of Housing and Urban Development’s affordable housing fund.
The council will seek $3.5 to $4 million, or 50% funding towards a proposed 20 unit housing development on council owned land, with the option of scaling up to 40 units.
The remaining 50% of the proposed $7 million to $8m development would be loan funded and paid back from rental income.
‘‘The intention is that this is not funded by ratepayers,’’ Gordon said.
‘‘The council will still be able to charge affordable rents for the new housing and has a long waiting list and latent demand for additional elderly person housing units.’’
If the funding application is successful, the site and investment options will be considered as part of the 2024-34 long-term plan process.
■ The council has increased its budget for an upgrade of Rangiora’s River Rd.
Councillors have approved an additional budget of $175,000 to allow for the full upgrade of the road.
Work is being completed on the south side of River Rd from Ashley Street to Cones Rd.
‘‘Council felt it was important to do this upgrade properly,’’ Gordon said.
‘‘This is a well utilised area by residents and it is where the Park and Ride (commuter bus service) is situated.’’
This project is estimated to cost $700,000.
■ Councillors have adopted an amended dog control bylaw.
Council staff are also exploring ways to provide after hours access to the pound for people unable to collect their dogs during normal operating hours.
■ Public interest journalism funded through New Zealand on Air.
By David Hill, local Democracy Reporter
Waimakariri mayor Dan Gordon is calling for action on major roading projects in the district.
Gordon has welcomed the National Party’s pledge to deliver the promised Woodend Bypass, while he would like to see the proposed Rangiora eastern link road … View moreBy David Hill, local Democracy Reporter
Waimakariri mayor Dan Gordon is calling for action on major roading projects in the district.
Gordon has welcomed the National Party’s pledge to deliver the promised Woodend Bypass, while he would like to see the proposed Rangiora eastern link road included in this year’s National Land Transport Programme.
Last week the National Party unveiled a $24 billion transport package, which included the Woodend Bypass as ‘‘a road of national significance’’.
The Woodend Bypass has been in the pipeline for decades, but has been stalled as Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency has focused on other transport priorities.
‘‘The Woodend Pegasus area is growing rapidly and already there is over 20,000 vehicles passing through here every day,’’ Gordon said.
‘‘It’s simply not safe for residents, business owners and school children to have to contend with heavy vehicles and traffic at this level.
‘‘Woodend is a community divided by State Highway 1. It is a growing community and residents feel divided by this dangerous stretch of road.’’
The proposed bypass route would turn east at Pine Acres, north of Kaiapoi, bypassing Woodend before rejoining the existing SH1 at the Pegasus roundabout.
Gordon said the council would continue to advocate strongly for investment from Waka Kotahi for other projects in the district.
‘‘There are many pressing road developments such as a replacement of Skew Bridge in east Kaiapoi as well as an eastern Rangiora link road that are required to accommodate a growing population.’’
He said the district was facing significant growth and these infrastructure projects were needed to support planned housing developments.
The eastern link road would provide another link between SH1 and Rangiora, and help ease pressure on the Southbrook business area.
‘‘We are pushing for Waka Kotahi to listen to councils like Waimakariri and invest where the need is.’’
At last week’s council meeting, councillors requested staff include the Rangiora eastern link road in the draft National Land Transport Programme.
‘‘We felt it was important that the Rangiora eastern link be included in the draft programme for a funding partnership with Waka Kotahi," Gordon said.
‘‘At the end of the day if it’s not in there, it can’t be considered.’’
The council would seek $375,000 for the 2024-25 financial year, $2.7 million in 2025-26 and a further $325,000 in 2026-27.
The entire project was expected to cost $35 million.
Land for the eastern link road has been designated in the proposed Waimakariri District Plan.
For now the project was in the programme for construction in 2035.
■ Public interest journalism funded through New Zealand on Air.
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Winter will be over before we know it now is a great time to book in your Exterior Painting Projects for the upcoming spring and summer.
Winter is also a great time to have any Interior projects done.
Get in touch with Andy and the friendly team at Enviro Painters for any of your painting and … View moreWinter will be over before we know it now is a great time to book in your Exterior Painting Projects for the upcoming spring and summer.
Winter is also a great time to have any Interior projects done.
Get in touch with Andy and the friendly team at Enviro Painters for any of your painting and decorating projects
REFASHIONING FUN WITH TRACEY
SATURDAY 19TH AUGUST 10AM - 1PM
JOHN KNOX CENTRE, CORNER OF KING AND HIGH STREET, RANGIORA
Come along and be inspired to refashion those old t-shirts and button up shirts that don't fit, or that you don't like the style of.
Tracey will be able to … View moreREFASHIONING FUN WITH TRACEY
SATURDAY 19TH AUGUST 10AM - 1PM
JOHN KNOX CENTRE, CORNER OF KING AND HIGH STREET, RANGIORA
Come along and be inspired to refashion those old t-shirts and button up shirts that don't fit, or that you don't like the style of.
Tracey will be able to inspire you to create something new and exciting.
What to bring:
*t-shirts or button up shirts - olds ones from home, new ones or see what you can find at one of our amazing local op-shops
*scissors
*thread/cotton
*any fabric you might wish to share with others
*buttons, lace, ribbons, anything you can think of
All are welcome - kids under 10 must be accompanied by an adult.
Cost
TBW Members - 2 time credits
Non Members - $5 koha
Register at the following link
form.jotform.com...
Interested in joining TBW? Check out our website for details on how to become a member - www.timebankwaimakariri.co.nz...
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