Danielle Grant - Kaipatiki Local Board Deputy Chair

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Danielle Grant - Kaipatiki Local Board Deputy Chair
50 Manuka Road
Glenfield
Auckland 0629
2330 days ago

Improved netball courts at Glenfield College - great news for junior netball

Danielle Grant from Danielle Grant - Kaipatiki Local Board Deputy Chair

Junior netball is set to become more accessible for schools in the local area, with the funding of court improvements for Glenfield College. In collaboration with the Kaipatiki Local Board, Netball North Harbour and Glenfield College, a new junior competition should be up and running by next year.… View moreJunior netball is set to become more accessible for schools in the local area, with the funding of court improvements for Glenfield College. In collaboration with the Kaipatiki Local Board, Netball North Harbour and Glenfield College, a new junior competition should be up and running by next year. Many of our local primary schools currently travel out of the area to play on a Saturday. The upgraded facilities at Glenfield College will provide an exciting alternative for local schools. I would like to acknowledge my fellow local board members for their support of this project and thank Netball North Harbour and Glenfield College for their enthusiasm for making this happen. Local schools will be contacted in the coming months about their participation in the local competition for 2019.

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2657 days ago

Glenfield is more than a shopping mall and an arterial road

Danielle Grant from Danielle Grant - Kaipatiki Local Board Deputy Chair

Glenfield is more than a shopping mall and an arterial road. Today, on behalf of the Kaipatiki Local Board, I presented to the Planning Committee of Auckland Council, in support of the placed-based spatial planning work programme. For over a decade the Glenfield Community Board and then the … View moreGlenfield is more than a shopping mall and an arterial road. Today, on behalf of the Kaipatiki Local Board, I presented to the Planning Committee of Auckland Council, in support of the placed-based spatial planning work programme. For over a decade the Glenfield Community Board and then the Kaipatiki Local Board have been advocating for Glenfield. Today's decision was an important milestone on this journey. Glenfield has a significant number of Council owned assets, including housing for our older people, library, pool, leisure centre, service centre and parks. We want to support retail, entertainment and recreation while encouraging more local employment, community development and transport links. Today was a win for advocacy and a win for Glenfield.

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