This week’s Nor’West News reports a ‘war of words’ and a walkout at the 24 May meeting of the Waipapa/
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Video: Papanui Bush community planting and weeding – June 2019
Well done to all who turned out on a frosty morning to contribute to the community planting and weeding day at Papanui Bush on Langdons Road. This event was organised by Christchurch City Council staff, and supported by the Waipapa/ Papanui Innes Community Board, the Rotary Club of Papanui, Papanui High School, and members of the local community.
Feedback on Harewood/Gardiners/Breens intersection closes 10 June
Submissions on the Council’s proposals for the Harewood/
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Papanui Bush Planting and Weeding/Clean-up Day
A reminder about tomorrow’s Papanui Bush planting and weeding day – the weather outlook is great, but check the Facebook event for updates if it’s marginal in the morning.
Service centre to become one-stop shop for Papanui residents
Good news for the Papanui community: from mid July, bill payments and vehicle services will be available over the counter at the Christchurch City Council‘s Papanui Service Centre. Postal services have been offered at the Service Centre since the local NZ Post branch closed earlier this year. Click through for more information:
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Service centre to become one-stop shop for Papanui residents
“Christchurch City Council’s Papanui Service Centre will soon become a one-stop shop for people wanting to post letters and pay bills.”
The expansion at Mitre 10 MEGA Papanui is progressing quickly.
The expansion at Mitre 10 MEGA Papanui is progressing quickly.
Boards reject Northern Corridor traffic management plan? Not really?
Did the joint Community Board meeting on Friday ‘reject’ the plan to manage downstream effects of the Christchurch Northern Corridor? What happens next? Think Papanui’s Simon Britten writes:
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Boards reject Northern Corridor traffic management plan? Not really?
“Recap: “Boards reject northern corridor traffic management plan” ran the headline on the Council’s article summarising the outcome of Friday’s joint Community Board meeting. What happened at the me…”
Untagged wheelie bins will no longer be emptied
Christchurch wheelie bin collections continue as normal this week despite the Queens Birthday public holiday. If you do have any issues with a bin not being emptied, it could be that it didn’t get tagged in the Council’s stocktake. Click through for details:
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Untagged wheelie bins will no longer be emptied
“Christchurch and Banks Peninsula residents are being urged to check their wheelie bins have been electronically tagged because untagged bins will soon stop being emptied.”
Photo: bus stop improvements on Cranford Street
It’s good to see improvements being made to bus stops along the top end of Cranford Street.
Think Papanui interviewed on RNZ National
Think Papanui’s founder Simon Britten was interviewed on Radio NZ’s Afternoons with Jesse Mulligan this week. Click through to listen:
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Hyper-local reporting in Papanui
“A Christchurch man has a website dedicated to local government issues in the Papanui ward – he describes Think Papanui as an independent initiative to promote community engagement.”