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For all your Painting and Decorating projects contact the friendly team at Enviro Painters.
Transform assorted old brown cane furniture into Cape Cod classics using sandy-toned Resene neutrals and restrained blue accents.
Find out how to transform your own with this handy advice.
Our new shed is finished!
We are often asked what a Men’s Shed (hereafter simply referred to as a “shed”) is, and the answer can be long! But to put it in a rather large nutshell, a shed brings men together in one community space to share their skills, have a laugh, and work on practical … View moreOur new shed is finished!
We are often asked what a Men’s Shed (hereafter simply referred to as a “shed”) is, and the answer can be long! But to put it in a rather large nutshell, a shed brings men together in one community space to share their skills, have a laugh, and work on practical tasks.
Men are known to have smaller circles of friends than women, so the Shed offers opportunities to foster new friendships.
We make...
Affordable Solid Pine Coffin $680
Oregon Picnic Tables $380
Much more coming soon
Take a look at our face book page, you will be amazed at what we do!
Contact Rae 0273 621 601 or Steve 0279 090 240
Rangiora Menz Shed is now back up and running. New members welcome. We meet Tues, Wed, Thurs 9am - 12pm.
You must of heard about our fantastic solid pine coffins we create for a great price of $680, what about of Oregon Picnic Tables a steal at $380, and our famous Horse Shoe Balls which are on … View moreRangiora Menz Shed is now back up and running. New members welcome. We meet Tues, Wed, Thurs 9am - 12pm.
You must of heard about our fantastic solid pine coffins we create for a great price of $680, what about of Oregon Picnic Tables a steal at $380, and our famous Horse Shoe Balls which are on special for $390 and $410.
We have some great projects underway, Follow us to keep in the loop
We love helping our community. Get in touch!
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Rae 0273 621 601, Steve 027 90 90 240
To all Business Owners, Neighbourly is here to help you keep connected with your neighbours, we’re offering Neighbourly Premium Business Listings FREE for three months.
You’ll feature in the local business directory and be able to post out to your surrounding suburbs once per week
… View moreTo all Business Owners, Neighbourly is here to help you keep connected with your neighbours, we’re offering Neighbourly Premium Business Listings FREE for three months.
You’ll feature in the local business directory and be able to post out to your surrounding suburbs once per week
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Still lots of time to start creating an entry for our North Canterbury Wearable Arts Show being held in Rangiora on Saturday 9th September.
Check out our facebook page and please email northcanterburywearablearts@gmail.com for further info on categories etc.
If you agree sign the Petition.
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Sir Tim Shadbolt drew some criticism after suggesting a statue be erected in his town for his long-standing mayorship in Invercargill. This week is National Volunteer Week, a time to reflect on those who have given their time selflessly to your community and made a difference. So, which local do … View moreSir Tim Shadbolt drew some criticism after suggesting a statue be erected in his town for his long-standing mayorship in Invercargill. This week is National Volunteer Week, a time to reflect on those who have given their time selflessly to your community and made a difference. So, which local do you think deserves recognition? Tell us why!
Type 'Not For Print' if you wish your comments to be excluded from the We Say You Say column of your local paper.
Firewood (Blue Gum), Treez have been down coming up four yearz.
4 cubic metres loadz. There is only 16Mtr left of this wood. Free delivery within Rangiora other areas by arrangement.
Ph/Text 022 095 6381 John
By David Hill, Local Democracy Reporter
Housing options and public transport are key issues in the draft Greater Christchurch Spatial Plan.
Waimakariri mayor Dan Gordon says the draft plan seeks to resolve historical issues around kāinga nohoanga development and to unlock investment … View moreBy David Hill, Local Democracy Reporter
Housing options and public transport are key issues in the draft Greater Christchurch Spatial Plan.
Waimakariri mayor Dan Gordon says the draft plan seeks to resolve historical issues around kāinga nohoanga development and to unlock investment opportunities.
Consultation on the draft plan is open until July 23 and provides a blueprint for how population and business growth will be accommodated in Greater Christchurch into the future.
"Focusing future development in and around specific areas means we can plan strategically for growth so there’s good public transport, quality high-density housing, and plenty of green spaces to enjoy," Gordon said.
He said the draft plan sought to unlock investment opportunities in the Rangiora and Rolleston town centres, the Christchurch city centre, Papanui, Riccarton and Hornby.
It has been developed by the Whakawhanake Kāinga Komiti (Urban Growth Partnership for Greater Christchurch), and was built on the Huihui Mai - let’s come together engagement earlier this year which received more than 7000 responses.
Housing Minister Megan Woods said the Huihui Mai survey provided some clear signals on ways to meet the needs of present and future generations, and to address challenges of population growth, housing affordability and climate change.
"The Komiti received a strong direction from residents on how to tackle some of the big issues facing the city region, such as improving public transport, building in the right places, strengthening climate resilience and restoring the natural environment."
For mana whenua, the plan identified kāinga nohoanga development within traditional reserve sites, including Māori Reserve 873, and urban areas as a development priority.
It also committed to not utilising Māori land for infrastructure purposes.
Mana whenua governor Gail Gordon said the commitments were a positive step forward in the relationship with the councils.
There was also recognition of Te Tiriti o Waitangi and rangatiratanga in the plan.
The Greater Christchurch Partnership was a collaboration between the Waimakariri and Selwyn District Councils, Christchurch City Council, Environment Canterbury, Mana whenua, Te Whatu Ora – Health New Zealand, Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency and government ministers.
For more information visit www.greaterchristchurch.org.nz...
A big thank you to everyone who nominated a small business in this year's Prospa Local Business Hero awards - and who got behind our 11 regional finalists and voted.
And a huge congratulations to Meg Wilson - the founder of PAWS (Pet Animal Welfare Shops) across South Waikato! Meg's … View moreA big thank you to everyone who nominated a small business in this year's Prospa Local Business Hero awards - and who got behind our 11 regional finalists and voted.
And a huge congratulations to Meg Wilson - the founder of PAWS (Pet Animal Welfare Shops) across South Waikato! Meg's passion for pets received almost 20% of votes which has seen her walk away with a prize package worth $10,000 to support the work she and her team of volunteers do each day.
Thank you Neighbourly members for rallying around businesses in your community and continuing to show them how valued they are!
Our June Seniors newsletter is out today. In this issue, we focus on the cost of living. We share some practical advice on how to save money on your health, home and everyday expenses plus much more.
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