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We’re really disappointed that Central Districts Field Days is unable to go ahead as we know it drives significant economic benefits for businesses in the region and throughout New Zealand.
We are pleased to announce that all of our loyal exhibitors and passionate ticket holders have been sent … View moreWe’re really disappointed that Central Districts Field Days is unable to go ahead as we know it drives significant economic benefits for businesses in the region and throughout New Zealand.
We are pleased to announce that all of our loyal exhibitors and passionate ticket holders have been sent an email confirming they will receive a 100% refund and we hope it helps during these unprecedented and challenging circumstances.
We look forward to bringing you three action-packed days in 2021, and a CD Field Days not to be missed.
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We have an amazing range of products hand-picked by our experts, which include a nutritionist, a vet, a trainer and a groomer. Combined, we have over 350 dog years of… View moreHi Neighbours! Our fur babies are an important part of the family, so why not look after them as well as we look after ourselves?
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The axe continues to swing on events in Manawatū. The Kimbolton Sculpture Festival is the latest h…
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Due to the Governments decision to close all major events and general ongregations of more than 500 people, across the board, the Sanson Community Market Management team and the Community Committee have, with the deepest of regret. decided on temporarily closing its Iconic Sunday Sanson Community … View moreDue to the Governments decision to close all major events and general ongregations of more than 500 people, across the board, the Sanson Community Market Management team and the Community Committee have, with the deepest of regret. decided on temporarily closing its Iconic Sunday Sanson Community Market until the end of April. At this time, they will review the temporary closure against Government edict.
Please note that we do this for the sake of our Stallholders, who, on the whole, are over the threshold and, as such, mostly elderly. To this, we are not willing to place them, or others at risk and as such this decision was voted on and is now being implemented.
I will keep you appraised on further developments as we get closer to the end of April period. I will not be accepting any further casual bookings until this threat is well and truly in hand.
With kindest regards,
on behalf of the Management Team
Denise Tanner
dated this 18th day of March, 2020
Note: Any stalls open onsite and trading, will be answerable to the Market, or the Sanson Community Committee, the leaseholders, for the Junction Motel carpark and/or the Hotel tarmac area. Fines for the amount of the leasse will be attriuted to those in violation of this.
Great trip to Parliament yesterday. The dogs were a hit! Have been in discussions with 2 animal shelters - SPCA and HUHA. People not being able to keep their pets as they are unable to find housing with them is a real issue. We were approached by Jenny Salesa's office and are now in … View moreGreat trip to Parliament yesterday. The dogs were a hit! Have been in discussions with 2 animal shelters - SPCA and HUHA. People not being able to keep their pets as they are unable to find housing with them is a real issue. We were approached by Jenny Salesa's office and are now in communication with them about my situation. We also got on 3 news! So a very successful trip.
There are 1899 families in motels, 42,000 officially homeless, 150,000 sleeping rough. From $52 million to (expected to rise to) $300 million in 2 years in government assistance. Homelessness is a real problem in NZ. We are all paying for it in taxes. Paying for motel rooms is not the answer.
People shouldn't be punished for housing themselves. There aren't enough houses for everyone but everyone deserves a home.
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