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Before PNCC Councillors decide that e scooters and other zippy ways of riding on the footpath or the enlarged cycle ways are permitted, can we have a discussion about road and footpath safety.? Who is at fault if I am exiting my driveway, and a cyclist, e scooter or other on the footpath, crashes … View moreBefore PNCC Councillors decide that e scooters and other zippy ways of riding on the footpath or the enlarged cycle ways are permitted, can we have a discussion about road and footpath safety.? Who is at fault if I am exiting my driveway, and a cyclist, e scooter or other on the footpath, crashes into me? Who is at fault if I am backing out of my driveway and a cyclist, e scooter on the footpath crashes in to me? Does the cyclist or e scooter rider, have insurance for any damage he/she may do to my car? Do cyclists and e scooter riders have householders insurance, which in some cases will compensate me for any damage the cyclist or e scooter rider does to my car? Do mobility scooters also have insurance to cover any damages? I do know that some householders insurance does cover damage to others done by children or dogs.
I think it is all very well to have these new ideas, if everyone has the assurances that safety responsibilty, is important and insurance is also important. Already we have a number of helmetless adults riding bikes on the footpaths and no controls or sanctions that can be enforced by the Council. What risk management plans have Council officers prepared regarding this matter.
Hi everyone I'm looking for gardening work etc if there any work needing done I'm available to start at your convenience I charge $17hr for gardening,weeding etc and for mowing lawns a price can be arranged on size of lawns
Needs to a new thermostat but it's free. Bring help to lift it as I'll be working. No holds or dibs . Pick up Feilding cbd. 0224744223. Not new
Congratulations to Chrissie, Joanna and Jamie who all won Food together cloth bags in last weeks lucky draw. I'm feeling the joys of spring and know just how useful these bags are so this week there will be a further lucky draw for 3 of these wonderful bags open to all customers who order this… View moreCongratulations to Chrissie, Joanna and Jamie who all won Food together cloth bags in last weeks lucky draw. I'm feeling the joys of spring and know just how useful these bags are so this week there will be a further lucky draw for 3 of these wonderful bags open to all customers who order this week.
The contents this week are as follows:
$10 Gold: Leeks, potatoes, onions, apples and tangelos
$15 Value: Leeks, potatoes, onions, apples, kiwifruit and tangelos (more volume than Gold)
$15 Vege only: Leeks, potatoes, onions, mushrooms, cauliflower and red cabbage
$26.50 Gourmet : Leeks, potatoes, onions, mushrooms, cauliflower, red cabbage, apples, kiwifruit, tangelos, bananas and mandarins
$36.50 Whanau Fiesta: Leeks, potatoes, onions, mushrooms, cauliflower, red cabbage, apples, kiwifruit, tangelos, bananas and mandarins (more volume than Gourmet)
You can order now using the link foodtogether.co.nz... or simply remember to get your order completed before midday on Tuesday.
Photos of the 5 various size orders ($10-$36.50) are below
Selling a lovely full sized wooden violin. Has a beautiful sweet tone. Comes with everything pictured (excluding the couch). Case, violin, bow, neck rest, x2 2-string mutes, x1 full bridge mute (great if you're practising), x2 rosin, and 6 violin books. The books include theory and one piano … View moreSelling a lovely full sized wooden violin. Has a beautiful sweet tone. Comes with everything pictured (excluding the couch). Case, violin, bow, neck rest, x2 2-string mutes, x1 full bridge mute (great if you're practising), x2 rosin, and 6 violin books. The books include theory and one piano accompaniment book. Sad to see it go but it's an end of an era for me and it needs a new home. You are more than welcome to come and check it out. Message for details on that.
Buyer must pick up and must pay in cash.
Dear Neighbors I would be interested to know whether you think having a property next to a recycling center would devalue your property? Glass recycling bins were placed next to my boundary fence which terrified my livestock. Mayor Helen Worboys response to my complaint was "Well no one wants … View moreDear Neighbors I would be interested to know whether you think having a property next to a recycling center would devalue your property? Glass recycling bins were placed next to my boundary fence which terrified my livestock. Mayor Helen Worboys response to my complaint was "Well no one wants to have a recycling center next to them". I now have to wear earmuffs when outside due to the glass breaking several times a day (even on xmas day). Then there is the truck that is there for an hour with hydraulics banging the bins that collect the cardboard etc. It has caused me much distress and greatly affected my quality of life. So please neighbors what do you think? Would you want to live next to this and if you did purchase land next to a recycling center would you want it for cheap? Thanks
Kia Ora
my name is Justine. I work for Building Blocks as a home base educator and currently have under two and over two spaces available. I offer a safe and loving environment or infants, toddlers and young children to grow and thrive as they learn through play in a low ratio environment. We … View moreKia Ora
my name is Justine. I work for Building Blocks as a home base educator and currently have under two and over two spaces available. I offer a safe and loving environment or infants, toddlers and young children to grow and thrive as they learn through play in a low ratio environment. We attend music sessions, playgroups and gym sports provided through building blocks and we also make good use of the wider communities, both in Feilding and Palmerston North. I focus on meeting the needs of each individual families and believe in working as a team to ensure everyone feels comfortable. I would love to share more about myself and my experience with children and hearing about the needs of you and your whanau.
We provide 20 hours free ECE, Winz subsidies as well as Building Blocks whanau subsidies may also be available to you and your family. Please contact me for more information. My phone number is 0220170985
i am looking to buy a 8x5 tandem trailer braked with cage jockey wheel wof and rego
Three seater couch in good condition plus one recliner with a bit of wear on foot rest. There is another recliner that is broken but you may be able to fix which you could have as well.
Looking for someone to give my gardens a good once-over. They are not too bad but very weedy (I am not a gardener but seem to be able to grow weeds very well!) Happy for someone too come and have a look and discuss which plants could be added to make it 'pretty'. I am unable to do … View moreLooking for someone to give my gardens a good once-over. They are not too bad but very weedy (I am not a gardener but seem to be able to grow weeds very well!) Happy for someone too come and have a look and discuss which plants could be added to make it 'pretty'. I am unable to do gardening myself as I have crushed vertebrae but would like my garden to look nice. Don't mind who does it (landscaper, retired person, student etc) as long as they can do a decent job at a reasonable price and can do it within the next week or two. Leave a message on 021 295 0712 and I will get back to you after the weekend. Thank you very much.
Hi Neighbours with the Rugby World Cup kicking off this weekend watch this Play Stuff short doco.
Young Māori Jared James finds himself living in a self-imposed exile from his home in New Zealand. Struggling with cultural isolation in Japan, he tackles the challenges of an unfamiliar city … View moreHi Neighbours with the Rugby World Cup kicking off this weekend watch this Play Stuff short doco.
Young Māori Jared James finds himself living in a self-imposed exile from his home in New Zealand. Struggling with cultural isolation in Japan, he tackles the challenges of an unfamiliar city using the universal language of rugby.
This boutique hotel offers a new owner the opportunity to combine a healthy and diverse lifestyle with an interesting and profitable business which naturally scales down during winter, allowing for a holiday.
Each of the five beautifully appointed suites has been subtly themed, providing … View moreThis boutique hotel offers a new owner the opportunity to combine a healthy and diverse lifestyle with an interesting and profitable business which naturally scales down during winter, allowing for a holiday.
Each of the five beautifully appointed suites has been subtly themed, providing individual charm as well as comfort. In the heart of the lodge is a spacious, recently renovated farmhouse kitchen enjoying garden and orchard views. A large woodburner with wetback heats the water for a series of radiators around the house, ensuring year-round warmth.
Organically managed, the four-hectare property provides the ability to live from the land with honey, fruit trees, berry patches, vegetable gardens, olives and grazing for sheep, cattle and horses. The small Chardonnay vineyard with a careful selection of clones produces a succulent house wine thoroughly enjoyed by guests from all around the world.
A range of useful ancillary sheds and buildings offers space for projects, hobbies, storage and accommodation for staff. Other facilities on the property include a petanque court, croquet lawn and small gymnasium overlooking the swimming pool.
This extraordinarily diverse and unique lifestyle is ideally located on State Highway One, less than a five-minute drive from central Blenheim and 15 minutes from numerous winery cellar doors, restaurants and the airport.
Offers from $2,500,000 plus GST (if any)
Play Stuff Short Doco: When New Zealand gave two young Chinese refugees citizenship in the 1940’s they found an unlikely way to return the gift – by saving the almighty kumara.
New. Dated 27. Paris slice Tiger 2’s. I bought these new from the UK last year and by the time they arrived I had decided I was bowling well with my original bowls. However, I keep wavering because these feel nice in my hand but are a bit heavy for me. They have a similar line to the Dreamline … View moreNew. Dated 27. Paris slice Tiger 2’s. I bought these new from the UK last year and by the time they arrived I had decided I was bowling well with my original bowls. However, I keep wavering because these feel nice in my hand but are a bit heavy for me. They have a similar line to the Dreamline but come in nicely around all those short bowls. They also hold their line nicely in adverse conditions which is why I wanted them...plus I love the colour. I pick racehorses like that as well!
Every year Council supports residents who have been selected to represent the district or the country in sport, arts or culture to attend events or competitions. During the last year we have proud to have supported 41 individuals or organisations to pursue their goals and last night we recognised … View moreEvery year Council supports residents who have been selected to represent the district or the country in sport, arts or culture to attend events or competitions. During the last year we have proud to have supported 41 individuals or organisations to pursue their goals and last night we recognised 15 of the Representative Grant recipients for achieving a top 3 place in their field.
Congratulations to Bailey Jeffery, Sandra Sneddon, Connor BackHouse, Feilding High School Tennis Team, Feilding High School Girls Hockey Team, Libby Sheppard, Sharron Dagg, William Wood, Manchester Street School Robotics Team, Nusipepe Moafili, Corey Perret, Danielle Hallett and Grace Hallett
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