Rebecca renews her Cambridge connections
Classical crossover singer Rebecca Nelson told a captivated Cambridge audience how the town holds a special place in her heart for several reasons.
Rebecca’s performance was one of three shows lined up to entertain residents and soon-to-be residents of Ryman Healthcare’s Patrick Hogan Village in Cambridge, Hilda Ross Village down the road in Hamilton and James Wattie Village in Havelock North.
Describing her connection to Ryman, she says: “It feels like coming home and performing for friends and family.”
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Mobility parking
My wife has a disability.
It astonishes and concerns me the number of people who illegally park in a disabled parking lot without displaying a disability card.
I realise that there is a fine of $150 for parking on a council park (if caught) but no control or penalty for private disability parks such as Supermarket and Gym parking lots.
This means that disabled people have to park further away and walk to their destination using a walker or other support. This happened at the gym yesterday, where a disabled person had to walk a long way to get to the building due to inconsiderate (illegal) parking.
What do you think?
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