Right now we firstly need to just focus on “use” and the church is now clearly doing just that. The building is at 34% NBS but only rated at 20% NBS which means a special use limitation of 50 people in the building at once. Meanwhile we have Jetstar delivering us 63,875 more tourists a…
THE MESSAGE IS NO…The voting has been consistent for 19 hours. While the numbers have grown, 95% of responses are to say no.The problem is that this project needs a policy change. Actually reads the article written by Chris Lynch as he explains the issue well. A 40% reduction in accidents on the very low…
If you want to hear the mayor, Phil Mauger, sigh then tuning into Chris Lynch Media’s interviews is a good place to start. Asking about gold plating the next new speed humps, on Dean’s Ave, Phil just sighed as he went on the explain that this option will add congestion, slow down traffic and turn…
Less than 10% of our people use public transport so it makes sense to invest more money where our people want it, and that’s just what the government is doing in Christchurch. This week mayor Phil Mauger talked with Chris Lynch Media about the $90 million the has been secured for the city. In 2018…
The mayor agreed to Cr Mark Peters request to set up a meeting to talk about the future of the Christchurch Cathedral. Speaking with Peters later in the day he expressed this could be done quite quickly. Full presentation: https://youtu.be/vSRIw5U3HQw?si=-grtJVnqmg0b4aVe
When you give up your time to show up in council to speak on the annual plan you don’t expect the deputy mayor to write your presentation off as 5 minutes of bleat… but she did just that to Anthony Gough.
When the Christchurch City Mission shows up to talk about the 59 new homeless people on our streets in February the CCC gives $78,000 to the Christchurch Foundation who spent $15,000 on international travel last year, to beg for money, then the following week they spent $590,000 on speedhumps on Dean’s Ave and this week…