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The Christchurch City Council is considering adding an extra lane to three key roads in Edgeware in preparation for more traffic from the new Christchurch Northern Corridor motorway.
The plan will come at the cost of on-street parking though, worrying small business owners and residents in the … View moreThe Christchurch City Council is considering adding an extra lane to three key roads in Edgeware in preparation for more traffic from the new Christchurch Northern Corridor motorway.
The plan will come at the cost of on-street parking though, worrying small business owners and residents in the area.
Do you agree with the proposed changes to Cranford, Barbadoes and Madras streets?
Looking for fun people to join us at St albans park for weekend nerf fun sat afternoons.
Everything nerf welcome bring own ammo and worry about mixing up ammo.
Starting 230 pm
Suggestions on game play and play area welcome.
Wanting to know what people have tried and what they would recommend.
Both my kids school uniforms need mending yet I don’t have a sewing machine. I could do by hand yet would only take a few minutes to whiz up on machine for a longer lasting result. If someone would be happy to do a quick simple fix for me or I’d be happy to do it on your machine please.
Is it time to clean your fire? Do you know that ash must be cool for five days and only goes in the red bin?
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How gorgeous is this teardrop campervan? Christchurch furniture designer Carlton Pezaro built it for his wife Sarah, using wood from his mother's Durham Street home that was wrecked by the quakes.
"It was a bit beyond my abilities," says Carlton, who persevered with the project … View moreHow gorgeous is this teardrop campervan? Christchurch furniture designer Carlton Pezaro built it for his wife Sarah, using wood from his mother's Durham Street home that was wrecked by the quakes.
"It was a bit beyond my abilities," says Carlton, who persevered with the project over two years. The results are stunning. See more, here.
Is it time to clean your fire? Do you know that ash must be cool for five days and only goes in the red bin?
Find out why here: bit.ly...
Fifty years ago, a group of like minded people met in a lounge to begin a journey into their respect…
The Commission for Financial Capability is running free seminars about living in retirement villages with support from the Retirement Villages Association and experienced legal practitioners.
The seminars focus on things to consider before choosing to live in a retirement village and provide … View moreThe Commission for Financial Capability is running free seminars about living in retirement villages with support from the Retirement Villages Association and experienced legal practitioners.
The seminars focus on things to consider before choosing to live in a retirement village and provide practical tips before you sign up to live in a retirement village.
Speakers from the Commission, Retirement Village Association and the legal profession (if available), will discuss types of retirement village structure, costs, and operations. The seminar will also explain some important resident's rights and where you can find out more information.
The seminars are 90 minutes long and include plenty of dedicated question and answer time throughtout the event.
Places are limited and registering attendance is essential.
Tea, coffee and light refreshments provided.
Register by clicking on the link.
So who like us has had a gutsful of trucks rattling past your houses and shaking your houses. Apparently Council cannot tell truckies what roads they cannot use and cannot put No Heavy truck signs up to stop this. We live on Breezes Road Avondale and there has been a steady influx of trucks past … View moreSo who like us has had a gutsful of trucks rattling past your houses and shaking your houses. Apparently Council cannot tell truckies what roads they cannot use and cannot put No Heavy truck signs up to stop this. We live on Breezes Road Avondale and there has been a steady influx of trucks past our house over the last few months. Our house rattles and everything in cupboards etc shake , rattle, and roll. Our doors in our house are starting to stick which means they are damaging the house. All i have had from Council is oh we will send someone out to check vibrations. It is because he roads have not been fixed adequately and it seems Council dosnt care. In the Community profile for the Avondale/Dallington area dated Nov 2014 it states The focus is repair of the fresh water and storm water systems and roads. That is four years ago and nothing has been done. We pay our rates but have no promised work done and it seems Council have no clout to stop these trucks. So i ask what is the answer??
Hey neighbours,
Did you know the Kiwis born today will live to see New Zealand's great glaciers shrink into extinction? Have you visited Franz Josef? What did you think? To see the incredible impact climate change is having on our glaciers, click here.
I'm after a 2nd hand Tile Cutter, preferably Sigma brand if anyone happens to have or know of anyone selling. I just missed out on a trade me sale, so am clutching at straws posting on here.
Regards,
Hayley
Hi everyone. We are combining to have a garage sale with another family in Percival Street next Saturday April 28th starting at 8.00am through till about 1pm. There will be a great selection of goods including lots of quilting fabrics from $1.50 per fat quarter plus bigger pieces, and books, … View moreHi everyone. We are combining to have a garage sale with another family in Percival Street next Saturday April 28th starting at 8.00am through till about 1pm. There will be a great selection of goods including lots of quilting fabrics from $1.50 per fat quarter plus bigger pieces, and books, jewellery, ladies' and men's clothing, office chair, small table with drawer, continental size pillow insert, electric jug, shoes and boots, kids clothing, nic nacs etc etc. Just look for the sign on Percival St for the street number on the day. Exciting!
An internal email from BP's head office has exposed the petrol industry's pricing behaviour. It revealed a novel tactical plan: raise prices in the Levin, Kāpiti and Paraparaumu areas, and hope that its major rivals responded by doing the same. To find out more, click here.
Give cash for boxes etc
Even a.few.balls
Thank u
Will pick up😄
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