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Mairehau-September 2018.Pdf September 2018 Published by Neighbourhood Trust September 2018 . Vol 11, No 8 . Issue No 117 Contributions to: P O Box 21179 . Edgeware . Christchurch . 8143 . p 355-6522 . e [email protected] The Power of the People The local residents of Mairehau have spoken and been listened to by the Council and it has been decided that the existing bus stops at 430 Innes Road, 411 Innes Road, and at 6 and 7 Philpotts Road, will remain where they are. A total of 30 written submissions were received with 77% being against the proposed changes to the bus stops on Innes Road. Additionally, a petition with approximately 1200 signatures was also collected opposing the proposed bus stops at 395 and 402 Innes Road. Peter Rodgers from Traffic Operations says, ‘Council staff will further investigate the possibility of bus stops, further west on each side of Innes Road, to accommodate easier passenger crossings and connecting between the proposed 44 and Orbiter routes, after the proposed 44 route changes come into effect.’ Flower Bazaar owner Des Banks who was concerned for all of the businesses on Innes Road as well as the ongoing safety Des Banks from the Flower Bazzar concerns at the pedestrian crossing says, ‘the community got together and won the battle to make the decision makers think again. The Mairehau community responded and as a result we collected over 1200 signatures opposing what was both detrimental to the small business owners, and more importantly the safety issue for the local primary school and others that use the pedestrian crossing’. Editorial It was such an awesome result having the Council decide not to move the bus stops on Innes Road and is another example of people standing together to support their local business owners. We may be a small but community but there is a lot of passion and determination when it is believed such a change will be detrimental to not only livelihoods but also safety. The concerns of the pedestrian crossing by the Innes Road shops are ongoing with near misses almost every day. Please be careful using this road as it has a high volume of school children using the crossing as well as other local people. I would like to take this opportunity to say thank you to the City Council for listening and changing their decision, for preserving the future of our local shops, our community hub and a meeting place for many to pop down for a natter. This means so much to so many people, so thank you. Take Care, Amber September 2018 page two The Mairehau Primary School community is excited to bring you another MPS Gala. This year, they are fundraising to support their school rebuild and help pay for things not covered by the rebuild budget. Attractions include the radical run obstacle course, merry-go-round, screamer slide, madagascar castle, police scanners, zorb / bumper balls, old time games, face painting, and much more. The Pedalmania Crazy Bikes will be back too, and thanks to Neighbourhood Trust these will be free for you all to enjoy. Try your luck with Crack the Code, the Chocolate Wheel, raffles, auction, or Mystery Buckets, which sold out in minutes in 2016 so get in quick. Grab a bite from one of the food stalls or pick up a sweet treat from the cake stall. You can also pick up a bargain from the plant, book, or toys stalls. Entry is free, and most activities are $2. Change will be available at the gala. A huge thank you to Matthew and Blair from Williams Corporation for kindly supporting our gala as a major sponsor. Williams Corporation has a vision of Christchurch being the most liveable city and we really appreciate their involvement with our local community. The Breeze Spring into walking! 29 September 14 October Spring is on the way and so is the Breeze Walking ccc.govt.nz/walkingfestival Festival, 29 September to Sunday 14 October 2018. Now in its seventh year, the festival offers 50 free walks with a range of easy, medium and challenging routes. Many of the walks combine the chance to learn more about nature, culture, history and new developments around our city and region. The opening weekend sees the return of the popular feature walk ‘Dogs Day Out’ that begins with a guided scenic walk in the Heathcote Valley and then the opportunity to explore Ferrymead Heritage Park at your leisure with doggie-tram rides, free micro chipping for Christchurch registered dogs, and lots of treats for dog lovers of all ages. Exciting new additions to the 2018 event are: Discover Quail Island, Walking Netball, walk from the Malthouse to Cracroft along the Heathcote river, view the Historic Glentunnel Museum and surrounds, the stunning Hinewai to Look Out trek, explore the East with the Rawhiti Roam and the new Allright Amble in Waimakariri. Back by popular demand are We’re Going on a Bear Hunt! the exciting and interactive walks designed specifically for We’re not scared! Bring the children down pre-schoolers and children: the Gruffalo Explorers, Pukeko to the park for a swishy swasy, splashy sploshy, Stomp and the ever muddy Going on a Bear Hunt, as well as Tuesday 2 October squelchy muddy, experience. Great outing for the many other family friendly walks. Time: Start times 1-2pm, 2-3pm younger walkers and Meet: Walter Park Playground, Innes Road their families. Gumboots So get your family and friends together, head outdoors and (parking on Hills Road opposite Mairehau High School) essential. Distance: 1km (route takes approx 50 minutes) put some spring into your step during the walking festival. Cancelled if wet To get your copy of the Breeze Walking Festival booklet pop into your local Library, Sport and Recreation Centre or go online at www.ccc.govt.nz/walkingfestival September 2018 page three Let’s Get Together this summer! WINNER 0800 RED ELEC ICONZ for GIRLZ (IFG) is now at St Albans Baptist Church If you are a girl aged 8 - 10 (or in Years 4-6 at school) then this is for you. On Thursdays 6:00pm to 7:30pm during school term time. Costs is $4 per week. Free first night if checking it out for the first time. Address is 64 McFaddens Road, St Albans “Growing girls for good!” Upcycled Vintage Beeswax Wraps Edgeware Mowers Sick of using endless amounts of plastic wrap then here is the solution, and Chainsaws an eco-friendly, reusable alternative that’s perfect for wrapping snacks, For all types of outdoor power - Sales and Service fruit, veggies, cheese, butter, bread, sandwiches and hugs bowls with just the Pick up and delivery service available right amount of cling. These beeswax wraps also include coconut and jojoba Phone 366-3924 oil which is a natural anti-microbial oil and it also adds to the flexibility of the wrap. Wraps, snack We service what we sell bags and produce bags also available. Available at Pay it Forward, Flower Bazaar, Wholefoods Riccarton or online at 237 Westminster Street, Christchurch www.upcycledvintage.bigcartel.com. www.edgewaremowers.co.nz Dr Duncan Webb MP for Christchurch Central Before | After School | Holiday Programmes 282-290 Durham St • OSCAR on Innes After School Care (St Francis of Assisi) • Mairehau Primary Before & After School Care (03) 366 5519 • Holiday programmes [email protected] We provide: Before school breakfast, After school afternoon tea, homework supervision Structured indoor outdoor activities. Holiday Programme includes planned outings. BOOKINGS ESSENTIAL Authorised by: Roana | 355-6522 ext 111 | 027-701-9382 Duncan Webb, Parliament Buildings, Wellington www.nht.org.nz September 2018 page four How a piece of firewood builds a community By Steve Jones-Poole, Community Activator. In July the Shirley community demonstrated the positive power of a piece of firewood to build a community. This started with community organisations concerned about families who were without firewood and were unable to heat their homes. They were living in cold unhealthy homes with young children and using power they could not afford for ineffective heating. A few emails and phone calls brought together helpers from a cross section of the community, all providing what they had to contribute in time or equipment. There were residents who were receiving firewood who Quitting Smoking came and helped deliver firewood to others, members of Quitting smoking is one of the best things you can do for your health, the Shirley Rugby League club volunteered their time to and the health of your family. It is never too late to quit. No matter how help, intermediate school students helped load firewood old you are, how long or how heavily you have smoked, there are health and provided baking, clients from an intellectually benefits to be gained through quitting. disabled support organisation, community organisations Stopping smoking for some people is not easy. For some it may be one groups, local government, and Fire service all involved in of the hardest things in their life. Some may quit, only to start again, and delivering the firewood, and the Army who transported some may only be able to slow down, and not stop entirely. The reality the firewood that was provided by Corrections. is that less is always better. I’ve met many people who’ve struggled The result was five cars and trailers and 30 people with quitting, and wanted to remind them that any improvement they volunteering their time to work together to deliver can make is still an improvement. One worth being proud of. firewood to 13 families who were desperately in need of The Pharmacy is a great place to go if you have any questions about the firewood to heat their homes.
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