**Wanted** ...Your Opinions - Your Ideas - Your Input
As you may have seen a few posts recently, there is to be a "Gisborne Neighbourly Event" for the community, to be held here in December.
Lois Wimutu has secured the Event location - Railway Reserve - and is dealing with the applications required with Gisborne District Council.
We are now seeking your input into the event, of what you would like to see, are you able to help, do you know anyone whom would like to set up stall, display stand etc.
Next week Tuesday 1st November at 6.00pm at the Gisborne Railway Reserve - Car Park end - there is a meeting being held to discuss any ideas/plans etc for the up and coming event.
Your ideas, thoughts regarding the holding/running of the event would be greatly appreciated.
We would love to see you there..
Lois and Ariana.
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