City Scene - July 2001:

July 2001

Public must get involved in debate
I thought that this month I’d discuss the vexed is sue of the wastewater outfall...

Make sure you’re enrolled to have your say
"Make sure your enrolment details are up to date"...

City still a great place to live
More than 90 per cent of Christchurch residents remain satisfied with the city...

Big upswing in kerbside recycling
Kerbside Recycling continues to prove to be an investment that ratepayers thoroughly approve of...

Help wanted in stamping out illegal parking
Often well-tended residential grass frontages are transformed into muddy areas...

Other stories this month

Big upswing in kerbside recycling

Brochure To Promote Sport

Catering for all at McDougall Art Gallery

Chance to sit in old-fashioned style

City gears up for spring-clean

City still a great place to live

Correct enrolment for elections

Entertainment for new citizens

Expert in ‘social capital’ to visit city

First brochures for special places

Forest trails win praise

Fund undergoes many changes

Gallery site hive of activity

Gardens arbour ready for summer

Help wanted in stamping out illegal parking

Improving parks and waterways

Leaving the cars at home

Make sure you’re enrolled to have your say

Neighbourhoods are set to sparkle

News In Brief

Old phone books to be out before 10 August

Public must get involved in debate

Road changes in Hornby area

Striking toilets in Ferry Road

Walks leader wired for sound

Warmer Home for Hopewells

Water leaks quickly stopped

City Scene is Christchurch City Council’s official residents’ newsletter.

Editor: Communications Team
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Christchurch City Council, PO Box 237 Christchurch
Phone 379 1999.
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