Author: Simon Britten

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New cycleway signs for Papanui: if you’re travelling on (or near) the Papanui Parallel Cycleway, you may have seen new signage such as this example where the Papanui Parallel meets the Northern Line.

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See the attached photos for the latest update on Cranford Street works for the Christchurch Northern Corridor (CNC). In addition to the main Winters Road project office, an office / visitor centre is being established at the Cranford St / Innes Rd corner – see the project update for details.

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Papanui High School’s online 2017 Senior Art Auction is underway. Click through to view artworks and perhaps place a bid. The auction will finish at the end of the school’s Senior Exhibition, at 8:30pm on Friday 27th October.

The annual PHS ART AUCTION is live! There are well over 100 items available for sale and they make great Christmas Gifts, just click the link to view and bid.

Proceeds go to the students and the Visual Arts Council.

https://www.myminiauction.com/phsartauction
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A reminder that this event is happening next Friday 27 October, from 3pm. There’s still time to get orders in for $5 hāngi – pop in to Northcote School and see the staff in the office. Come down to our FREE local event for Northcote.
We will have heaps of free actvitivties for all the whanau, pre-schoolers to our older persons! We will have a stage and there will be local acts including Northcote School, Zion Dance Crew and Casebrook School band.
We have $5 Hangi, the cheapest in town and is being oragnised by Te Ora Hou Otautahi. If you want a hangi at this price contact Joss for more details 022 657 3641 OR Northcote School after the holidays. There are only limited numbers so get in quick!

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At last week’s meeting, the Papanui-Innes Community Board approved funding for Edible Garden Awards, Youth Recreation Projects, Community Pride Garden Awards, and Community Engagement. The board will next meet on Monday 30 October at 4:30pm.
http://christchurch.infocouncil.biz/Open/2017/10/PICB_20171013_MIN_1443.PDF

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Well done to Aaron and Thomas on their game being one of several developed by Papanui High School students to be featured on the Super Street Arcade by Gap Filler outside the Vodafone building on Tuam Street 🙂

Now playing Bug Invasion developed by Papanui High School students Aaron Briggs and Thomas Were. Help the wizard to protect the New Brighton Pier from a bug invasion. New Brighton Project Renew Brighton
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Celebrate Bishopdale is a local festival happening in Bishopdale Park on 19 November, with stage performers, activities for children, local community groups and market stalls. Click through to the event for details, or contact the Bishopdale Community Trust for more information. Come along and Celebrate Bishopdale!

This is the 5th year of our local festival. There will be stage performers, lots of activities for children, local community groups and market stalls to browse and shop for your Christmas presents!

FREE ENTRY!

Celebrate Bishopdale is organised by the Christchurch City Council’s Fendalton/Waimairi Community Governance staff in partnership with the Bishopdale Community Trust. The event is funded by the Fendalton/Waimairi Community Board.

We aren’t accepting any commercial food vendors as this event is a local event and for fundraising.

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An update on the proposed Tree and Urban Forest Plan: this had been expected to be released for consultation last month, but the latest from the Council is “We will invite your ideas and feedback during October 2017.” Keep an eye out for this one as it might turn out to be only a short period for consultation/feedback.
https://www.ccc.govt.nz/environment/trees-and-vegetation/tree-and-urban-forest-plan

Proposed Tree and Urban Forest Plan : Christchurch City Council

The Tree and Urban Forest Plan will provide a long-term vision and strategy to maximise the health and sustainability of the city’s urban trees and forests and the benefits we receive from them.
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Community Board newsletter: click through to read the latest newsletter from the Papanui-Innes Community Board:
http://christchurchcitycouncil.cmail20.com/t/ViewEmail/r/6B8553987716B71C2540EF23F30FEDED/E3FD648D7A0EA3326E86459A008B4B98

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I hope you are enjoying the sun we seem to be getting more of these days and it may even have encouraged you to roll out the BBQ to see if it needs an entire scrubbing down or is in good nick after a winter in the shed or garage.
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Here’s a video update from the team working on the Christchurch Northern Corridor (CNC) project:
https://youtu.be/w4zCkjt2TLkTransport supervisor Karen Beatty tells us all the comings and goings of getting material to and from the Christchurch Northern Corridor (CNC) site. For more…
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