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Just a quick update, as we have just had a meeting re County lane fair and all indoor stalls are now full and only outside stalls remain. So if you are a stall holder with goods made locally regionally or within NZ then still outside stalls available. There is also room for a few more food trucks,… View moreJust a quick update, as we have just had a meeting re County lane fair and all indoor stalls are now full and only outside stalls remain. So if you are a stall holder with goods made locally regionally or within NZ then still outside stalls available. There is also room for a few more food trucks, we have plenty of Ice cream slushies, coffee, satays and Tai food trucks as well as the usual hot chips and Gumbo and spicey beans and saussuage sizzle. Joys cafe will be open for tea scones cake etc , but maybe some other ethnic varieties would be nice. Also a tiny bit of room in the gourmet food produce section. We are hoping to expand this area of stallholders to include some local produce. Over 70 stalls already booked and paid for, We also have some amusements for the children. So a real family event. and great fundraiser for the hospice. For a better feel for the fair do visit the county lane fair facebook page. You will be impressed.
Murderer, sex offender and former fugitive Phillip John Smith has won a High Court court case over t…
We're on the hunt for people who've passed "inheritance" on to their kids while still alive? i.e. you haven't made them wait for it to be distributed by a will. Do you fit the bill? Get in touch with susan.edmunds@stuff.co.nz
Here at Neighbourhood Support we know first hand that communities that stay connected and prepared fare better in emergencies than those without a plan.
For the month of October, we want to see how you tackle emergency preparedness. From getting first aid training to putting together a grab n’ … View moreHere at Neighbourhood Support we know first hand that communities that stay connected and prepared fare better in emergencies than those without a plan.
For the month of October, we want to see how you tackle emergency preparedness. From getting first aid training to putting together a grab n’ go bag with survival essentials, a little bit of planning goes a long way to make sure you can get through any situation.
This month also coincides with International Day of Disaster Reduction on October 13th and New Zealand’s national earthquake drill and tsunami hikoi, ShakeOut, on Thursday, October 17th at 1.30pm.
Let us know how you’re preparing for anything in your home, at work or in your community by tagging us in your posts + using the following hashtag so we can see what you get up to:
#NSNZprepared
Not voted yet? NZ Post require voting papers to be posted by 8 October. Votes can be hand delivered to council by 12 October. #VoteHeatherNewell for #UpperHutt City Council. Every day I have been on the streets talking with people, finding out what you want to make Upper Hutt the best City it can… View moreNot voted yet? NZ Post require voting papers to be posted by 8 October. Votes can be hand delivered to council by 12 October. #VoteHeatherNewell for #UpperHutt City Council. Every day I have been on the streets talking with people, finding out what you want to make Upper Hutt the best City it can be! Your voice in the community, business and for the environment.
The Wellington Report 2019 - six years on from the first version - takes an in-depth look across sev…
The DomPost (on the 28th) featured an excellent run down of what was happening in the region. Our new council CEO Peter Kelly reported on highlights and the challenges ahead.
"Challenges over the coming years will include planning for growth, infrastructure and community resilience, … View moreThe DomPost (on the 28th) featured an excellent run down of what was happening in the region. Our new council CEO Peter Kelly reported on highlights and the challenges ahead.
"Challenges over the coming years will include planning for growth, infrastructure and community resilience, environmental issues such as water and waste management, improved public transport, and building an efficient state and provincial highway network."
Many of these issues have been addressed by the council candidates who have attended public meetings and these are the issues your new council members will be fced with.
The Wellington Report 2019 - six years on from the first version - takes an in-depth look across sev…
The Wellington Report 2019 - six years on from the first version - takes an in-depth look across sev…
The Wellington Report 2019 - six years on from the first version - takes an in-depth look across sev…
A group of conservationists claim they were detained in a large wetland in Upper Hutt, having to fin…
Temporary morning and afternoon peak bus changes - New list, new times.
Metlink is continuing to work closely with NZ Bus and Tranzurban to create more certainty across the network for customers due to the bus driver shortage. Find out what’s happening in your area and check alternate times and … View moreTemporary morning and afternoon peak bus changes - New list, new times.
Metlink is continuing to work closely with NZ Bus and Tranzurban to create more certainty across the network for customers due to the bus driver shortage. Find out what’s happening in your area and check alternate times and services before you travel.
For more information visit www.metlink.org.nz...
hey folks, anyone out there have one of these that they would be willing to sell or giveaway? Plus very interested in any Duplo you may have laying around :)
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