Community engagement in the Papanui Ward in Christchurch, New Zealand
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If your kerbside wheelie bin collection normally happens on a Wednesday, it will move to Thursday this week due to Anzac Day. Likewise Thursday collections move to Friday and Friday collections move to Saturday. Full details in this post from the Christchurch City Council…
Anzac day is coming up, do you know what day your bin will be emptied?
Find out what you need to know: http://bit.ly/2HpVgPD
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Christchurch Anzac Day services are listed on the page linked below. For Papanui, the service is at the Papanui RSA at 10am (parade starts at 9:15am at St James Avenue). There is also an 8:30am service in Belfast’s Sheldon Park – see the Belfast Community Network Facebook Page for details.
https://cccgovtnz.cwp.govt.nz/news-and-events/newsline/show/2553
Anzac Day services pay tribute to the fallen
Thousands of people are expected to pack into Cranmer Square for the Anzac Day dawn service.
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Here’s a peek over the Bridgestone Reserve fence at the future site of the Papanui Bush restoration project, and a reminder that the first community planting day is this Friday 27 April 2018 – meet at 12pm outside Papanui High School with your spade, gloves, and gumboots.[fb_vid id=”596133440772178″]
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There’s still no solution to give the Christchurch City Council access to the rail corridor for the Northern Line cycleway through Papanui. As reported in this article, the project is hold due to access and design issues with KiwiRail. This is especially bad news for pedestrians & cyclists waiting on the missing section between Sturrocks and Tuckers Roads.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/the-press/news/103251511/christchurch-city-council-and-kiwirail-reach-impasse-over-rail-corridor-lease
Christchurch City Council and KiwiRail reach impasse over rail corridor lease
The Christchurch City Council is seeking the Government’s help to break a stalemate with KiwiRail that’s delaying the construction of a cycleway.
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Have your say on a proposed speed limit change on Cranford Street and Main North Road. The Christchurch City Council is proposing a change from 60km/hr to 50km/hr for Cranford Street, and also for the section of Main North Road around the Cranford / QEII Drive area. (The background to this proposal is a recent discovery that there are conflicting gazetted speeds at the Main North/Northcote/QE II Drive intersection, and also some of the adjoining roads are not aligned with NZTA’s safe speed recommendations.) This proposal is open for feedback until 14 May 2018. Click through for more information and an online feedback form.
https://ccc.govt.nz/the-council/consultations-and-submissions/haveyoursay/show/145
Cranford Street and Main North Road – speed limit change
Have your say on a speed limit change on Cranford Street
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Update 12:27pm: the crash is now clear. ^SB
There are minor delays northbound on Main North Road near Vagues Road as per the post below. Please follow Transport for Christchurch for updates.[fb_vid id=”2118538608377697″]The crash is now clear.^SM
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A crash on Main North Rd , near Vagues Rd, is causing some delays northbound. The crash is occupying the bus lane and is causing minor delays only at the moment. ^SM
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The Christchurch City Council Strengthening Communities Fund supports community-focused organisations whose projects contribute to the strengthening of community wellbeing in the Christchurch city area. The fund is open for applications through to Tuesday 8 May 2018. Click through for more information, including details of upcoming information sessions.
https://www.ccc.govt.nz/culture-and-community/community-funding/strengthening-communities-fund
Strengthening Communities Fund
The 2018/19 Strengthening Communities Fund is open for applications from Tuesday 3 April 2018 and will close at midnight Tuesday 8 May 2018.
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At last Friday’s meeting, the Papanui-Innes Community Board: approved three applications to the Positive Youth Development Fund; approved an application by Te Ora Hou Ōtautahi to the Discretionary Response Fund; and granted $7,000 from its Discretionary Response Fund towards the second phase of the Papanui Bush planting programme. Click through to read the full minutes. The next meeting of the board will be at 9am on Friday 27 April in the Papanui boardroom.
http://christchurch.infocouncil.biz/Open/2018/04/PICB_20180413_MIN_2432_AT.PDF
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Would you like to help at the first Papanui Bush community planting day? Meet outside Papanui High School at 12pm on Friday 27 April. Bring your gumboots, spade, and gloves!
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The Christchurch City Council Newsline has an article on the Papanui Bush project – “Papanui goes bush after 160 years”:
https://ccc.govt.nz/news-and-events/newsline/show/2493
Papanui goes bush after 160 years
Papanui Bush will be re-established more than 160 years after its demise at the hands of early settlers.
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