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Just upgraded to heat pumps so this heater is no longer required. Provides a slow gentle heat (ie. does not have a fan).
Pick up Edgeware Rd.
Ph: (03) 9802673
Hi. Looking for second hand pallets we can put in the garage to put some stuff up off the floor a little. Anyone who can put us in contact with where we might get some, prefer free. Jennifer.
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We are after any wallpaper that anyone has and no longer needs for an art project at school. Any unused rolls or partly used rolls would be fantastic. If you can help please contact Kim in the school office on 383 2736 or drop them into Waitakiri School, 170 Burwood Rd. Thank … View moreHi Burwood community
We are after any wallpaper that anyone has and no longer needs for an art project at school. Any unused rolls or partly used rolls would be fantastic. If you can help please contact Kim in the school office on 383 2736 or drop them into Waitakiri School, 170 Burwood Rd. Thank you.
We need a suitable bit of board to go on top of a sealed off fireplace. (Mantle piece i think you call it.) just has to be a bit longer than an average fireplace and wide enough to glue it down and put some ornaments on.
If your collection day is Queen’s Birthday Monday 5 June 2017 Kerbside collection will continue as normal.
To ensure collection, put your wheelie bin out by 6am.
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Does anyone have any fruit trees, natives, berry bushes that they don't want anymore? The Richmond Community Garden have space to give them a new home. We can come and dig them out if they are not to big.
Arbor day is coming up so we would like to get planting and it is … View moreHey Neighbours
Does anyone have any fruit trees, natives, berry bushes that they don't want anymore? The Richmond Community Garden have space to give them a new home. We can come and dig them out if they are not to big.
Arbor day is coming up so we would like to get planting and it is going to a great public space for the whole neighbourhood to enjoy.
Message me on 0299827180 to arrange pick up.
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Hayley
More than 2,000 toys and books for children aged 0-17 years are distributed each year by Birthright Canterbury to its client families. This is thanks to the generous donations from our supporters and from the public.
This year, we would like to ask for your support to donate age appropriate … View moreMore than 2,000 toys and books for children aged 0-17 years are distributed each year by Birthright Canterbury to its client families. This is thanks to the generous donations from our supporters and from the public.
This year, we would like to ask for your support to donate age appropriate toys, puzzles, games and books for children aged 10-17 years old (boys and girls). Donations (in kind or money) can be dropped off at our office at 301 Tuam Street, Christchurch. For more information, please ring 022 043 5006 or email manager@birthrightchch.org.nz.
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We’ve asked Central Ward Councillor Deon Swiggs to show you why paying a visit should be next on your to do list. There are new buildings, new shops, new cafés, new laneways, new courtyards . To take his video tour visit: www.ccc.govt.nz... or click the video below.
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If you travel Sundays on the Blue, Orange or Yellow Lines, Orbiter, 17, 28, 29, 44, 60 or 95 your bus will be detouring around the CBD until 3pm on Sunday 4 June while the Christchurch Marathon is on. You can view specific detours for your route at the link below.
Christchurch medical student Sabrina Grogan took up running a few years ago to get fit and discovere…
The final judge in our line up is Blanche Head.
Blanche has had more than 40 years in education. She is currently teaching at Haeata Community Campus, leading the transition into school for new entrants. She was previously the head teacher at Bromley Kindergarten and has always worked closely … View moreThe final judge in our line up is Blanche Head.
Blanche has had more than 40 years in education. She is currently teaching at Haeata Community Campus, leading the transition into school for new entrants. She was previously the head teacher at Bromley Kindergarten and has always worked closely with the community.
Safety and accessibility for all children are two of the key features Blanche will be looking for when judging this year's Playhouse Challenge.
"The playhouse has to be something that children are drawn to - a place where they want to be. It should encourage exploration and promote wonderment - a space for them to invent their own ideas. It would be nice to see elements that nurture creativity including different textures and materials, tactile play equipment, spaces that catch light in different ways for example,” Blanche says.
Discover how to get the skills and knowledge you need for the job you want at Ara Institute of Canterbury’s Open Day! It’s on at our City and Woolston campuses from 2pm to 5pm on Thursday 15 June. Open Day is a great opportunity to meet tutors, tour the campus, attend subject info sessions and … View moreDiscover how to get the skills and knowledge you need for the job you want at Ara Institute of Canterbury’s Open Day! It’s on at our City and Woolston campuses from 2pm to 5pm on Thursday 15 June. Open Day is a great opportunity to meet tutors, tour the campus, attend subject info sessions and learn about more than 150 study options ranging from certificates and diplomas to degrees and graduate qualifications. You can even enrol on the day.
Come along and discover how to make knowledge work for you!
With the ASB Christchurch Marathon coming up this week, it might be time to start planning ahead. The CBD will still be open for business, however delays around the marathon route can be expected.
To avoid congestion and plan your trip visit: www.tfc.govt.nz...
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