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☑️Windows that flop fully open when you only want to open then slightly
☑️Stiff, jamming sliding doors and … View moreSupporting local is a great way to reconnect with your community and support nearby New Zealand businesses…
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Exceed's specialists can help you fix:
☑️Windows that flop fully open when you only want to open then slightly
☑️Stiff, jamming sliding doors and rollers that are heavy and don't like to slide
☑️Damaged or broken hinged doors and bi-fold doors
☑️Draughty homes & properties where heat escapes from gaps around doors and windows
☑️Doors and windows that don’t close or lock properly
☑️Wet, damp and leaking windows & doors
We also specialise in the installation of security hardware and retractable insect screens for windows & doors.
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☑️We honour all manufacturers’ warranty statements on all products we supply and install.
☑️Our mobile vans are fully equipped with all the parts and tools we need to complete most jobs.
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Hey neighbours,
Sightings of several seal species roaming around the Canterbury coastline has prompted a safety reminder from the Department of Conservation.
Leopard seals, like the one pictured at Waimari Beach over the weekend, should never be approached, DOC says. They are aggressive and … View moreHey neighbours,
Sightings of several seal species roaming around the Canterbury coastline has prompted a safety reminder from the Department of Conservation.
Leopard seals, like the one pictured at Waimari Beach over the weekend, should never be approached, DOC says. They are aggressive and agile, and can inflict severe injuries to anyone that ventures too close.
They are impressive to look at, but a 20m distance should be kept and dogs kept on a leash as leopard seals can, and will, defend themselves vigorously.
If you see a leopard seal, take some photos or a short video and contact Leopard Seals NZ on 0800 536 7273.
Hi fellow neighbours
Does anyone know of someone reputable and affordable ( no cowboys) that does roof and gutters repairs in my area(Burnside) The wood is starting to rot from the leaky gutters.
All recommendations welcome. See picture.
Jaimee
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Every morning, Rhonda Brennan records her health vitals on a tablet at her retirement village unit.
The software is being tested to see if it can assist in a pandemic situation as it does not require a nurse to be present.
Would you support a move to self-monitoring health vitals?
My name is Rochelle and I’m the care manager at Good Friends, a new home help service in Christchurch. My job is to help older and less-abled people keep their independence for longer by finding them the right kind of help. My background is nursing, so I’m really good at working out what sort … View moreMy name is Rochelle and I’m the care manager at Good Friends, a new home help service in Christchurch. My job is to help older and less-abled people keep their independence for longer by finding them the right kind of help. My background is nursing, so I’m really good at working out what sort of assistance will make everyday life easier and more enjoyable. Talk to me about Good Friends on 0800 20 41 20 or visit www.goodfriends.co.nz...
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Christchurch Hospital patients and visitors have welcomed upgrades to a park-and-ride site once described as a “potholed mess”.
The car park, which has 200 spaces for patients and visitors and up to 150 for staff, is sealed, lit and offers covered shelters for those waiting for a shuttle to … View moreChristchurch Hospital patients and visitors have welcomed upgrades to a park-and-ride site once described as a “potholed mess”.
The car park, which has 200 spaces for patients and visitors and up to 150 for staff, is sealed, lit and offers covered shelters for those waiting for a shuttle to Christchurch Hospital.
Staveley housewife Judy Vaughan, 63, used the shuttle to get to her hospital appointment on Monday.
She said the Deans Ave site was easy to find and the shuttle was a "good service", which she would recommend to friends.
What are your thoughts on the new service?
If you’re finding it harder to get things done around the house, Good Friends can come to the rescue.
We’re a new home help service for older adults and others who are less-abled. Our point of difference is how we match local helpers to your personality, so you enjoy having them around. The … View moreIf you’re finding it harder to get things done around the house, Good Friends can come to the rescue.
We’re a new home help service for older adults and others who are less-abled. Our point of difference is how we match local helpers to your personality, so you enjoy having them around. The sort of assistance we can provide ranges from personal care and nursing right through to gardening and home maintenance.
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The Christchurch City Council has agreed to sign up to the first stage of Government plans for nationwide reform to the water sector.
The council will share information on its water network with neighbouring councils and central government and discuss working together in the future.
The deal will… View moreThe Christchurch City Council has agreed to sign up to the first stage of Government plans for nationwide reform to the water sector.
The council will share information on its water network with neighbouring councils and central government and discuss working together in the future.
The deal will likely net Christchurch $40 million to help patch up its creaking water infrastructure. A positive step for the garden city?
Come along to the great library seed swap at Ōrauwhata: Bishopdale Library, Wednesday 2 September to Friday 4 September. Bring your spare seeds and share them with the rest of the community 🙂 🌱
Dear neighbours,
Nominations for our 2020 Ryman Healthcare Gardener of the Year ends on Monday, August 31. So don't forget to let us know all about the green thumbs doing heroic work for their community.
Do you know someone sharing the veggies they've grown with their neighbours? … View moreDear neighbours,
Nominations for our 2020 Ryman Healthcare Gardener of the Year ends on Monday, August 31. So don't forget to let us know all about the green thumbs doing heroic work for their community.
Do you know someone sharing the veggies they've grown with their neighbours? Perhaps locals restoring a park in the area to bring back birds, or a group of neighbours doing a great job in their community garden. Nominate them today, and tell us why they deserve to be this year's Ryman Healthcare Gardener of the Year.
OUTRAGEOUS INSULT.
At time of writing I have just spent 15 days with the most caring team of professionals I’ve ever experienced. Christchurch Hospital’s Cardiology Dept.
The Surgical team really are incredible. Watching then open up both groin arteries and feed a new valve up into my heart … View moreOUTRAGEOUS INSULT.
At time of writing I have just spent 15 days with the most caring team of professionals I’ve ever experienced. Christchurch Hospital’s Cardiology Dept.
The Surgical team really are incredible. Watching then open up both groin arteries and feed a new valve up into my heart (Yes awake but well Anaesthetised ) was to experience a very special team of ‘Professionals’.
The care on the Ward was superb no matter what their duties. Just so many caring people I’m reluctant to single anyone out for concern I degrade another.
I would love to waffle about all those special moments with different individuals but the heading says how I feel. The access and absence of PARKING for everyone – Staff, Patients, their family and friends is a GROSS OUTRAGEOUS INSULT, to all involved. All of us Ratepayers. The whole of Canterbury.
To my experience this has been wrong for 33 years. City Councils have come and gone passing the buck and stonewalling. It is their responsibility. They issue the building permits.
I believe it is TOO LATE for a quick fix and more political/bureaucratic game playing Open up that corner of Hagley Park opposite the Maain Entrance as ‘Temporary Parking’ then the CCC have the incentive to act in a timely, competent and professional manner to serve the community - who pay their salaries.
Were I 30 years younger (I’m 92) I’d quietly go down there and lift those posts and handrails by the traffic liights and erect a large sign ‘Free Hospital Parking (Temporary)’.
Ron Chadwick.
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