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We will be closed on Monday 25th April to observe Anzac Day.
We are open Week days 9.00am - 5pm , Saturday 10.00 - 4pm, and Sunday 10.00-3pm
Pop in and have a browse, lots of new stock in store
683 Ferry Road, behind Domino’s
The St Albans Fruit & Vege Co-Op is now Community Kai Network, which aims to give people access to healthy, fresh food at a fair price and involve people in building their community.
This is run by the Community Focus Trust based in St Albans.
Each week you will receive a selection of … View moreThe St Albans Fruit & Vege Co-Op is now Community Kai Network, which aims to give people access to healthy, fresh food at a fair price and involve people in building their community.
This is run by the Community Focus Trust based in St Albans.
Each week you will receive a selection of fresh produce, with different varieties most weeks. All produce is seasonal and fresh. The average saving per week if brought from a mainstream supermarket is around $15.00, so you could save on average $60 per month.
Community Kai Network Sign Up Details:
Option 1: Set up a direct credit into our account: please fill in your surname and SPR in the reference field, so we can track all orders - this needs to be paid into this account by Friday. Our account is :
Kiwibank 38-9018-0645983-04
Option 2: Contact us on our Facebook page telling us how you wish to pay (Cash or Direct Credit), and if you will be ordering weekly or fortnightly. Cost: $15.00
All orders are packed on a Wednesday and can be collected from our Community House, 136 Springfield Rd, St Albans I 10:30am - 5:00pm.
As we are now using reusable bags, please bring your own bags to swap the produce over.
Contact Mark at communityfocustrust@gmail.com for more info on our Facebook page - www.facebook.com...
From reporter Tina Law:
KiwiRail is putting communities at risk by causing delays to work on cycleways across Christchurch, a city councillor warns.
The state-owned enterprise tasked with managing the country’s rail network is being blamed by the Christchurch City Council for delays on at least… View moreFrom reporter Tina Law:
KiwiRail is putting communities at risk by causing delays to work on cycleways across Christchurch, a city councillor warns.
The state-owned enterprise tasked with managing the country’s rail network is being blamed by the Christchurch City Council for delays on at least four cycleway projects – all of which were supposed to be fast-tracked thanks to Government shovel-ready funding.
The proposed cycleway routes either cross or run parallel to KiwiRail’s tracks, therefore design changes are needed to make it safer for cyclists.
However, the design work requires approval from KiwiRail, and in many cases these have not been forthcoming or KiwiRail and the council disagree about the level of work that is required. Read the full story here.
Putting a tasty and nutritious meal in front of our families each night is important for many of us, but with work, school, and activities in the way, it can also become a stressful chore.
Dinner Sorted delivers a week's worth of delicious, satisfying recipes that should please the whole … View morePutting a tasty and nutritious meal in front of our families each night is important for many of us, but with work, school, and activities in the way, it can also become a stressful chore.
Dinner Sorted delivers a week's worth of delicious, satisfying recipes that should please the whole family, sent to your inbox on Saturday mornings. As a bonus you'll also get our Weekend Baking collection, perfect for filling the baking tins, lunchboxes, or just that 4pm gap.
Sign up here it's free!
Making the move to a Ryman retirement village while you’re independent allows you to enjoy everything that’s on offer.
With assisted living, resthome, hospital and dementia care also onsite, if your partner needs care before you, knowing the village care centre is only a short stroll away … View moreMaking the move to a Ryman retirement village while you’re independent allows you to enjoy everything that’s on offer.
With assisted living, resthome, hospital and dementia care also onsite, if your partner needs care before you, knowing the village care centre is only a short stroll away will help ease this transition.
Care options vary between villages.
GARAGE SALE - Saturday, 16th April from 10AM - 363 Eastern Terrace (on the corner with Waltham Rd) - Furniture, books, kids’ stuff, homewares and gardening items priced to sell and ready to go to new homes!
Choose pretty patterned paper to make découpage eggs, then wrap them in bunny ear napkins to create a gorgeous table setting. Get creative with your Resene paint colours.
Find out how to create your own.
Hi everyone
Yes we are open Easter Saturday 10.00am -4pm. Pop in and have a browse, we have something for everyone. Electrical, drapes, Manchester, homewares and handbags, not to mention great selection of clothes.
Have a safe and happy Easter break.
683 Ferry Road, behind Domino’s
Reopening … View moreHi everyone
Yes we are open Easter Saturday 10.00am -4pm. Pop in and have a browse, we have something for everyone. Electrical, drapes, Manchester, homewares and handbags, not to mention great selection of clothes.
Have a safe and happy Easter break.
683 Ferry Road, behind Domino’s
Reopening after Easter break on Tuesday 19th
Left Hand Golf Clubs, New Bag, and Trundler.
Phone Brian 027 2888 280
Looking for a local plumber for a small job on my laundry sink - seems not many are keen on smaller jobs? I live in Aranui any recommendations for a reliable plumber would be appreciated thank you.
From reporter Tina Law:
Free tram rides will not be on offer this Easter and school holidays, in a disappointing blow to struggling central city businesses.
The Christchurch City Council was considering paying for free trams as a way to attract people back into Christchurch’s struggling central… View moreFrom reporter Tina Law:
Free tram rides will not be on offer this Easter and school holidays, in a disappointing blow to struggling central city businesses.
The Christchurch City Council was considering paying for free trams as a way to attract people back into Christchurch’s struggling central city.
Council head of facilities, property and planning Bruce Rendall said the free tram rides would not go ahead over the Easter break because of “operational constraints”. The council is in talks with tram operator Christchurch Attractions about ways to bring people back to the city centre.
Christchurch Central City Business Association chairwoman Annabel Turley said she was angry when she heard the proposal was not going ahead.
“Now is the time to support the businesses in the community.”
Turley said moving to the orange setting would give people confidence about coming back into the city, but free trams would have been a really great way to showcase the city.
She urged the council not to put money into free car parking as that would only benefit those already coming into the city for work.
Nelson is running a programme two mornings a week helping to empower people to be the parents they want to be. Call us on 0508 543 375 or email barb@kiwifamilytrust.org for information and enrolments.
Do you wonder why you think, feel and act the way you do? Do you sometimes feel like you're leaving yourself out of your own life? Do you feel stuck, or wonder which direction to go forward in? Call Barb on 03 963 8040 or email barb@kiwifamilytrust.org to find out how to get this programme for… View moreDo you wonder why you think, feel and act the way you do? Do you sometimes feel like you're leaving yourself out of your own life? Do you feel stuck, or wonder which direction to go forward in? Call Barb on 03 963 8040 or email barb@kiwifamilytrust.org to find out how to get this programme for free!
Good morning to all our lovely customers. We will be open today and Saturday but closed Sunday and Monday for a well deserved break for our volunteers.
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