Our Environment: Issue 26 Autumn 2001 |
Thank you to those who responded to the survey included in issue 25 of Our Environment. Your views and suggestions were very helpful. Your bribe (a chocolate fish) should have been included along with this issue, that is, unless you forgot to note your details at the bottom of the page.
Huntsbury Residents and Ratepayers Association members were lucky winners of the morning tea draw and will soon sit down to their mouthwatering prize.
It was very satisfying to read that on the whole Our Environment is well received by a wide range of readers, from residents groups to schools to government organisations. The reasons given were also varied. Some liked it for reasons of personal interest, others wanted to keep in touch and said it assisted them in their job.
As a result of your suggestions page three is to become more school focused. In the past we have also neglected to target pre-schools, hence the green lists theme for this issue.
As for the overall appearance, we are updating the banner and have decided to run with two colours (as seen in this issue). Full colour was too expensive.
For those who prefer to receive Our Environment electronically, please send us your email address and details. In order to read the electronic version you will, however, have to have web access.
It was great to find out that a number of our readers are using Our Environment as a resource and for purely inspirational purposes.
We have listed below some of the ways this is done:
The Calendar of Events
suggestion was a good one and comes up time and time again. We have resisted this in the
past because of the volume of requests we get for promotional advertorials and because Our
Environment is only sent out quarterly. However, the Council produces the Be There events calendar and is happy to
include environmental events such as Seaweek.
For further information please contact Dawn Brown at 941 8916 or (dawn.brown@ccc.govt.nz) City Scene
should be combined and concluded that the two newsletters had very different purposes and
should continue to operate separately - but thanks for the thought.
A few of you indicated that you would like to contribute so we look forward to running with interesting stories from a range of sources in future issues. Drop me a line at (kerry.everingham@ccc.govt.nz) kerry.everingham@ccc.govt.nz
Kerry Everingham
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