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Have a look at the plans for the Tiny Village in Linwood!
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Public feedback is being sought on the location for a planned new pool in the Linwood/Woolston area.
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Join our fun friendly workshops to learn stunning paint to inspire home decorating or up-cycling projects. Workshop information as follows;
Decoupage Ideas Sat 17 March 1 pm - 3 pm
Distressed & Aged Finishes Sat 7 April 1 pm - 3 pm
Colour Washes, Ombre & Textures Sat 21 April 1 pm - 3 … View moreJoin our fun friendly workshops to learn stunning paint to inspire home decorating or up-cycling projects. Workshop information as follows;
Decoupage Ideas Sat 17 March 1 pm - 3 pm
Distressed & Aged Finishes Sat 7 April 1 pm - 3 pm
Colour Washes, Ombre & Textures Sat 21 April 1 pm - 3 pm
Choosing Colours For Your Home - Sat 5 May 2018, 1 pm - 3 pm
Classes $40 each or all four classes for $150.00
To register to to goo.gl... or call the store 03 3381312
Christchurch's drinking water will be treated later this month after engineers found the city's well heads were dangerously vulnerable.
POSTPONED TO SPRING - Selling Your Home? 14 March 2018
After much discussion we have decided to postpone this event until spring. We thank all those who have shown interest and we are sorry to disappoint but felt the timing suited more to the rising of spring energy. We look forward to setting a … View morePOSTPONED TO SPRING - Selling Your Home? 14 March 2018
After much discussion we have decided to postpone this event until spring. We thank all those who have shown interest and we are sorry to disappoint but felt the timing suited more to the rising of spring energy. We look forward to setting a new date and seeing you at the event.
Come along to Chapel Street Church Hall, on the corner of Harewood Road and Chapel Street, Papanui this Friday, 16th March, to listen to Julie King's talk "The Art of 'The Canterbury School'.
Her talk starts at 10.30am.
Everyone is welcome - just sign in at the door with your… View moreCome along to Chapel Street Church Hall, on the corner of Harewood Road and Chapel Street, Papanui this Friday, 16th March, to listen to Julie King's talk "The Art of 'The Canterbury School'.
Her talk starts at 10.30am.
Everyone is welcome - just sign in at the door with your name and phone number, pay $4 and enjoy. If you come at 10am you can have a tea or coffee and a biscuit first
The official opening of the Tuscany Place Community Garden, a wonderful event to attend and a lovely example of what a great neighbour hood can look like. Speeches were made by creator Amber Jaiswal supported by Mum, Anne, home baking by neighbours and yummy rhubarb punch by Anne. Mainland Resene … View moreThe official opening of the Tuscany Place Community Garden, a wonderful event to attend and a lovely example of what a great neighbour hood can look like. Speeches were made by creator Amber Jaiswal supported by Mum, Anne, home baking by neighbours and yummy rhubarb punch by Anne. Mainland Resene Colorshop were very happy to donate some Woodsman Wood Oil Stain alongside other supporters including Mike from Mitre 10 and Neville from Christchurch City Council.
Hi all im looking to buy a complete caravan awning to attach to my caravan, just wondering if anyone know of any avaliable or can point me in the right direction. Cheers
I am praying this does not start here but just in case please keep an eye on your fur babies. Is a page with a contest on who can shoot the most cats. Google it. The one in charge is Cameron Slater and is endorsed by Gareth Morgan. Is supposed to be to protect native birds. This witch hunt on … View moreI am praying this does not start here but just in case please keep an eye on your fur babies. Is a page with a contest on who can shoot the most cats. Google it. The one in charge is Cameron Slater and is endorsed by Gareth Morgan. Is supposed to be to protect native birds. This witch hunt on cats needs to stop. Some are using this contest to shoot pets. They post the pictures on site to get points. Humans cause more damage to birds by destroying there habitate to build on and leaving rubbish around that kills them. This is not including amount see dead on the road. There was a petition to get these thugs charged and contest shut down but then petition vanished. Seems someone like Gareth Morgan with all his money can do what wants with no worry of prosecution. Think at the moment is up north but more cats reported being shot down here. I know what I will do if catch anyone shooting anything around here or abusing any animal. Is worth going to jail for if saves any animal.
A significant piece of Christchurch's history has reopened to the public with the completion of earthquake repairs in Victoria Square.
About 100 people attended Friday's blessing and brief ceremony to reopen the public park, on the corner of Colombo and Armagh streets, after a … View moreA significant piece of Christchurch's history has reopened to the public with the completion of earthquake repairs in Victoria Square.
About 100 people attended Friday's blessing and brief ceremony to reopen the public park, on the corner of Colombo and Armagh streets, after a 13-month, $7.6-million rebuild managed by Crown rebuild company Ōtākaro. Another $5.1m of work is still being completed on the roads next to the square and is due to be finished in May.
The season is turning, Autumn is on it's way ! Time to tidy up and finish those outdoors paint jobs. To help you out we are running the Resene Easter Promo at our store on Selwyn Street. Get 25% off Resene Premium Paint, Stains, Wallpaper and Decorating Accessories. Promo ends 9 April.
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Parks Week is a chance to have fun in nature!
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The competition between Timaru and Oamaru is heating up! And we want to know what your favourite NZ towns are. Our new series called the 'Great New Zealand Rivalries' looks at what makes our towns so great. So, which Kiwi town tugs at your heartstrings? We'd love to know.
From … View moreThe competition between Timaru and Oamaru is heating up! And we want to know what your favourite NZ towns are. Our new series called the 'Great New Zealand Rivalries' looks at what makes our towns so great. So, which Kiwi town tugs at your heartstrings? We'd love to know.
From Georgia, at Stuff.
The Neurological Foundation is bringing a free fun-filled educational day out for all ages to Brain Day Christchurch ! Expect lots of fun activities for the kids (including a walk through an inflatable brain) and the chance to learn all about the brain from scientists.
Plus, we have three … View moreThe Neurological Foundation is bringing a free fun-filled educational day out for all ages to Brain Day Christchurch ! Expect lots of fun activities for the kids (including a walk through an inflatable brain) and the chance to learn all about the brain from scientists.
Plus, we have three thought provoking talks during the day covering topics on healthy ageing, Dementia, Parkinson’s and Stroke. There’s more info about the lectures here.
Put a reminder in your diary for Saturday 17th March, 10am - 2:30pm at the La Vida Centre, 34A Hanson’s Lane, Upper Riccarton.
The Neurological Foundation Team
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