Category Archives: News

19th April 2010: Monthly Meeting

Newtown Resident’s Association
Monthly Meeting for April 2010
7:30pm, Monday 19 April 2010, Newtown Hall
(Opposite the Mediterranean Food Warehouse)

Agenda Includes:

Present

Apologies : Judi Altinkaya

Safer Roads – Steve Spence/Stuart Bullen

Newtown Fair

Progressive Enterprises Supermarket, John St

Liquor Ban Submission

John St Heritage area

Southern Cross Hospital Hearing

Gambling Policy Submission

WCC Draft Annual Plan

WCC Community Facilities Policy and Implementation Plan

Newtown Safety Audit

Newtown History Project

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Other local event
Linked below is a poster  from BokashiNZ, who are running a session at Newtown Library on a composting method. 10:15am on Monday 26 April 2010

Poster: Quick Composting

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$4 Million Newtown Upgrade Works Continue

The following is the text of a message from the Wellington City Council:

$4 Million Newtown Upgrade Works Continue
28.09.09

Work is due to start in October on a $600,000 project to upgrade and divert a stormwater main to alleviate flooding in Newtown.

It is the latest in a $4 million series of infrastructure and road safety projects being undertaken in the Constable Street area.

Continue reading $4 Million Newtown Upgrade Works Continue

Welcome!

Welcome to the new Newtown Residents Association website.

This website is intended to provide pertinent news and event details for the Association and Residents of Newtown.

The Association in Brief
The Newtown Residents Association exists to promote the interests and community of the residents of the area. We are a group of local residents who gather together to share views on a wide range of matters that might impact on the community in which we live, work and play. Amongst other matters, the Association organises the highly successful Annual Newtown Festival, patronises the Newtown History Project and has a close relationship with Wellington City Council in many matters pertaining to the area.

Join in and be heard!
Association meetings are open to the public and may be attended by anyone. Should voting be necessary on any issue, only the vote of members will be counted. Membership is available to all (16+) residents of Newtown, Mt Cook, Berhampore and those who have an interest in the future well-being of Newtown. Membership is currently by payment of a gold coin (NZ) donation.