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Upper Hutt Police are appealing for information following a crash just after 9:30am today (May 5). Early indications are that a person pushing a pram was hit by a vehicle on a pedestrian crossing on Fergusson Drive in Clouston Park. The infant in the pram suffered minor injuries as a result.
The … View moreUpper Hutt Police are appealing for information following a crash just after 9:30am today (May 5). Early indications are that a person pushing a pram was hit by a vehicle on a pedestrian crossing on Fergusson Drive in Clouston Park. The infant in the pram suffered minor injuries as a result.
The driver of the vehicle left the scene prior to Police arrival, and we would like to speak to them, or anyone who may have witnessed the incident. The vehicle involved is described as a later-model white station wagon. If anyone has any information that may assist, they are asked to get in touch with Police by phoning 105 and quoting event number P046395574. Alternatively, information can be provided anonymously by calling CrimeStoppers on 0800 555 111
EXCITING NEWS-
from 15th May Upper Hutt Citizens Advice Bureau is extending its hours to include Saturday 10-1230. Justice of the Peace available by appointment.
Kia ora Upper Hutt,
What do you think about the Snapper card extension to Wellington Train services?
Snapper will be rolled out on Wellington train services from October this year, ending over a century of paper ticket use.
The Johnsonville Line will be the first to trial the paperless … View moreKia ora Upper Hutt,
What do you think about the Snapper card extension to Wellington Train services?
Snapper will be rolled out on Wellington train services from October this year, ending over a century of paper ticket use.
The Johnsonville Line will be the first to trial the paperless system, with a full roll out dependent on the finalisation of commercial negotiations.
This is seen as a step towards Waka Kotahi's planned National Ticketing Solution, an initiative that would see all of New Zealand's public transport centralised on one payment system. It would let commuters pay for their journey through a credit/debit card, similar to London's Oyster Card, in use since 2011.
Share your thoughts in the comments below and don't forget to type NFP if you don't want your comments featured in your community paper.
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Follow the link, select the 6 month option and use the promo code … View moreAre you still looking for the perfect Mother's Day treat?
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Snapper cards will be accepted on Wellington’s trains from October this year, ending more than a century of paper tickets.
The Snapper pilot will begin in October on the Johnsonville Rail Line, subject to the final completion of commercial negotiations.
Since its launch in 2008, Snapper cards … View moreSnapper cards will be accepted on Wellington’s trains from October this year, ending more than a century of paper tickets.
The Snapper pilot will begin in October on the Johnsonville Rail Line, subject to the final completion of commercial negotiations.
Since its launch in 2008, Snapper cards have been used for the overwhelming majority of bus trips in the capital.
Wellington was originally meant to add card payments to trains back in 2015, under a Waka Kotahi plan to expand Auckland’s AT HOP card to the capital.
Good news-Upper Hutt Warehouse (in The Mall) now has a soft plastics recycling bin. For all clean and dry bread bags, cereal bags, Dom Post plastic wrappers, courier bags etc. For the full list see the label on the bin or www.recycling.kiwi.nz....
Forensic photographer Senior Constable Ivan Penrose has put the lens cap on his 33-year career – and brought to an end a 60-plus year family link with Police. Ivan, who retired last month (9 April), was a trainee baker when he decided to join Police, becoming a member of Recruit Wing 114 in 1988.… View moreForensic photographer Senior Constable Ivan Penrose has put the lens cap on his 33-year career – and brought to an end a 60-plus year family link with Police. Ivan, who retired last month (9 April), was a trainee baker when he decided to join Police, becoming a member of Recruit Wing 114 in 1988. He was following in the footsteps of his father Tom, whose 31-year career began in 1959 and included 10 years as a dog handler, and brother Darryl, who joined in 1982 and served in the Hutt Valley and Waikato. Ivan’s own policing career began on the streets of Upper Hutt.
The year 2002 brought a learning experience of a sort, with the accidental discovery of an underground bunker in an Upper Hutt forest, kitted out as a cell for a would-be kidnap victim. Ivan spent two days recording the details.
Upper Hutt residents do you remember the kidnapping?
Are you hanging out for some of your favourite shows to return this winter?
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New Extended Hours at Upper Hutt Citizens Advice Bureau. From 15th May-opening Saturday morning 10-1230.
Cotton tote bags. My grand daughter (10y) started a project in the holidays of making bags. She has been learning to sew with my help. The results are great.
Lovely Cotton fabric 34cm x 36cm aprox, just right for books, togs, rolling up to keep handy for shopping etc.
$7 can deliver locally.
Have you got New Zealand‘s best collection of houseplants?
We’re searching for indoor plant obsessives who have created impressive urban jungles… and there’s some great prizes to be won!
Hullo Neighbourly folk, the scenes we have seen on our TVs about Covid in India are heart-breaking but spare a thought for the Indian community in New Zealand. People like Dipa Patel must be worried sick.
Her heart is in the Indian city of Mumbai, where her family is quarantined and two of her … View moreHullo Neighbourly folk, the scenes we have seen on our TVs about Covid in India are heart-breaking but spare a thought for the Indian community in New Zealand. People like Dipa Patel must be worried sick.
Her heart is in the Indian city of Mumbai, where her family is quarantined and two of her cousins have died from Covid-19.
Black wood and dark glass unit. Heaps of space for DVD player/playstation/Sky box etc. Great condition.
Selling on behalf of a friend. Please text me on 021655824 or message me here if you'd like to negotiate price.
Perfect condition.
Selling on behalf of a friend. Please text me on 021655824 or message me here if you'd like to negotiate price.
While these are retro, they are in absolutely perfect condition. Glass and bronze. The ceiling light holds 4 bulbs.
Selling on behalf of a friend. Please text me on 021655824 or message me here if you'd like to negotiate price.
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