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Happy New Year from Think Papanui! Here’s a look back at some of the news and events covered by Think Papanui during 2017:
https://youtu.be/aig4YDTf-10Some visual highlights from Think Papanui’s posts during 2017. Think Papanui supports community engagement with local government, focusing on the Papanui war…
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Bridgestone Reserve in Langdons Road (pictured) is the proposed site for a Papanui native bush regeneration project. Our Community Board has requested that Council staff provide a feasibility study, so we can look forward to hearing more about this in 2018.

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Wheelie bin reminder: this week and next week, Christchurch wheelie bins for all properties will be collected the day after their usual collection day. Click through for details…
https://www.ccc.govt.nz/services/rubbish-and-recycling/collection/public-holidays/

Public Holidays : Christchurch City Council

Rubbish and recycling collections occur as normal on many public holidays, with just a few exceptions.
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The Christchurch Northern Corridor (CNC) project has published the attached update, which includes advice that from 15 January 2018 work is scheduled to commence on the east side of Cranford Street, and early in the new year changes are planned for the Fraser/Cranford Street intersection.

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Congratulations to Stephanie Heaver, who was drawn as the winner of the Station One gift voucher in Think Papanui’s ‘What do you love about Papanui?’ promotion. Thanks again to Station One Cafe for your generous support.

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Think Papanui updated their cover photo.

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Thanks to all those who commented in Think Papanui’s ‘What do you love about Papanui?’ promotion. The lucky winner of the Station One voucher has been contacted and will be announced soon. Here are words that appeared in the comments more than once – larger words appeared more frequently.

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It’s the silly season, and the Christmas rush can sometimes get to us all…

Pick a park with a riverside track such as Styx River Esplanade Reserve. Sit by the bubbling spring and take time to pause and reflect before the big day; you’ll feel better for it! http://bit.ly/2zZmgnH

#mindfulness #christchurchparks #walkingwednesday

It’s the silly season, and the Christmas rush can sometimes get to us all…

Pick a park with a riverside track such as Styx River Esplanade Reserve. Sit by the bubbling spring and take time to pause and reflect before the big day; you’ll feel better for it! http://bit.ly/2zZmgnH

#mindfulness #christchurchparks #walkingwednesday
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Local hero Brian Cate has been recognised for his voluntary work with the Papanui Baptist Freedom Trust – congratulations Brian! You can read about this in the 12 December edition of the Nor’West News:
http://norwestnews.localnewspapers.today/index.php

NorWest News – Christchurch, New Zealand

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Final reminder: like Think Papanui, and comment something you love or appreciate about the Papanui area by 20 December to be in the draw for this gift voucher from Station One Cafe. Thanks to all who have contributed so far 🙂

What do you love or appreciate about the Papanui area? One person who answers this question will be drawn at random to receive a $50 gift voucher, courtesy of Station One Cafe. To be in to win, be sure that you have liked Think Papanui, and comment on this post with something positive about Papanui. You’re welcome to tag others & share the post, but that’s not necessary to be in the draw. Closes 20 December, and full T&C are at http://thinkpapanui.nz/about/terms-conditions.
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