Newtown Residents' Association Inc
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Have you made a submission yet? It is important for all voices to be heard, so if you have opinions about the proposals in the Draft District Plan do tell the Wellington City Council about them!
On the WCC Website you will find information about the DDP, and also helpful videos about how to read… View moreHave you made a submission yet? It is important for all voices to be heard, so if you have opinions about the proposals in the Draft District Plan do tell the Wellington City Council about them!
On the WCC Website you will find information about the DDP, and also helpful videos about how to read and understand the plan and about how to make a submission.
There are enormous changes proposed for most of Wellington, including for Newtown where large areas have been zoned for 'at least 6 storeys'. We love Newtown and look forward to sharing our unique suburb with more people, but if the District Plan goes through in it's current form the shading from tall buildings will damage the qualities that make sunny sheltered Newtown a great place to live. There is a better way - careful mapping has shown that more than 2000 new homes can be provided by selective up-zoning of areas of Newtown where substantial mixed use apartment developments can be accommodated without significant damage to the rest of residential Newtown. A Newsletter we sent out yesterday explored these issues further - see the Campaign Archive link.
Have you decided who to vote for? Come to our meeting at St Anne’s Hall, Emmett St, Newtown to hear from the candidates. The doors open at 7.00pm, and the meeting will start promptly at 7.30pm.
The meeting will be chaired jointly by Newtown Residents Patrick Morgan and Yadana Saw. It will be … View moreHave you decided who to vote for? Come to our meeting at St Anne’s Hall, Emmett St, Newtown to hear from the candidates. The doors open at 7.00pm, and the meeting will start promptly at 7.30pm.
The meeting will be chaired jointly by Newtown Residents Patrick Morgan and Yadana Saw. It will be live streamed on Facebook.
The candidates will talk briefly about why you should vote for them, followed by questions from the floor.
The formal presentations, questions and answers will be followed by supper and time for informal conversation – we hope to see you there!
The 7 elected members of the CCDHB are the community's voice in Wellington's health services. There are 23 candidates in this election - who do you want to represent you? Come to this meeting and hear what they have to say!
Meeting at St Anne's Hall, Emmett St Newtown, on Thursday … View moreThe 7 elected members of the CCDHB are the community's voice in Wellington's health services. There are 23 candidates in this election - who do you want to represent you? Come to this meeting and hear what they have to say!
Meeting at St Anne's Hall, Emmett St Newtown, on Thursday 26th September, doors open 7pm, meeting 7.30pm sharp. Laura Keown will be facilitating. There will be supper and time for informal chats after the formal meeting.
This meeting is at the Salvation Army Hall, 4 Normanby St, at 7.30pm on Wednesday. There are 4 local ward candidates, and 9 candidates wanting to be Mayor. Come and hear what they have to say about why they should get your vote! See the lists of candidates below. The meeting will finish with … View moreThis meeting is at the Salvation Army Hall, 4 Normanby St, at 7.30pm on Wednesday. There are 4 local ward candidates, and 9 candidates wanting to be Mayor. Come and hear what they have to say about why they should get your vote! See the lists of candidates below. The meeting will finish with supper, a chance for informal chats after the formal meeting.
Decisions by the GWRC have a big impact on our lives - think buses, also clean water, environmental protection, emergency management - and more! There are 23 candidates in this election - who do you want to represent you? Come to our meeting and hear what they have to say!
Meeting at St … View moreDecisions by the GWRC have a big impact on our lives - think buses, also clean water, environmental protection, emergency management - and more! There are 23 candidates in this election - who do you want to represent you? Come to our meeting and hear what they have to say!
Meeting at St Anne's Hall, Emmett St Newtown, on Thursday 12th September, doors open 7pm, meeting 7.30pm sharp. Yadana Saw will be facilitating. Supper and time for informal chats after the formal meeting.
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