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What do you think of the new Rangiora shopping facilities being installed on the Council lawn?

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Has to be done
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"Total voters : 102"

Youth Forum

When: Saturday 26th May; Where: Rangiora New Life Hall; Who: Youth aged 12-24 and those working with youth

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Oxford Service Centre and Library Update
Oxford Service Centre and Library Update

The Oxford Service Centre, including KiwiBank and Postshop services, is operating as normal with normal hours. The library has full services except for a limitation on books, and can be accessed from the rear of the building. The library is currently only open Monday-Friday 9 am - 4.30 pm.

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Let's Talk A lot of Rubbish
Let's Talk A lot of Rubbish

Submissions for the Draft Waste Management and Minimisation Plan are now open.

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Temporary Business Accommodation Takes Shape in Rangiora
Temporary Business Accommodation Takes Shape in Rangiora

The Waimakariri District Council says there is continuing progress with the construction of temporary business accommodation in Rangiora. The accommodation is for local business displaced by building closures.

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Housing Needs Survey
Housing Needs Survey

The Housing Needs Survey is a joint initiative by the Mayors of Waimakariri and Hurunui to recognise the difficulties that people may have trying to find accommodation in the districts, particularly those wanting to rent or buy reasonably priced / affordable accommodation.

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Latest News

Kaiapoi Community Board 2012 By-election - A vacancy has arisen for a board member on the Kaiapoi Community Board. Nominations open on Thursday 26 April 2012 and close at 12 noon on Thursday 24 May 2012.

Intersection closure - King/Queen Streets - The intersection of King Street and Queen Street is to be closed Wednesday 16 and Thursday 17 May from 9 am to 4 pm (weather permitting). This is to allow for the road surfacing to be completed. King Street will be closed between George and High Streets, Queen Street will be closed between Church and Murray Streets. A detour will be in place while the intersection is closed.

The draft Educational Renewal Recovery Programme is now out for consultation. The draft programme seeks your views on the proposed direction of education in greater Christchurch. Read the document and comment using the online form. The Ministry of Education is hosting community forums as part of the consultation: 15 May 2.30 pm Kaiapoi Workingmen's Club, 17 May 6.30 pm Rossburn Centre, Sparks Lane, Rangiora.