Agenda and Papers for AGM

The ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of the Newtown Residents’ Association will be held on Monday 17th September 2012 at Newtown Hall, Daniell St (opposite Mediterranean Warehouse) at 7.30pm

Agenda

  • Present
  • Apologies
  • Minutes the NRA AGM 2011
  • Matters arising from the minutes
  • President’s Report
  • Treasurer’s Report and Audited Accounts 2012
  • Appointment of the Auditor
  • Election of Officers and the Executive Committee
  • General business

NRA 2012 AGM – Presidents Report

Newtown Residents’ Association Annual Accounts 2011-2012

AGM 17 September

The Annual General Meeting of the Newtown Residents’ Association will be held on 17th September at 7.30pm at the Newtown Hall, Daniell Street, (opposite the Mediterranean Warehouse)

Let’s talk about earthquakes – at Newtown 7.30pm, Thursday 30 August (St Anne’s Parish Hall, 22 Emmett Street)

Wellington City Council is hosting a series of community briefings with GNS Science to talk about earthquakes. The briefings are designed to give you and your community a better understanding of the earthquake risk to our city.

The briefings will give you an overview of what has already been done to make our city safer and the work we have planned to improve our infrastructure’s resilience.

You’ll also find out more about what you can do to make sure you and your family are ready for an earthquake and have the opportunity to talk to our experts about earthquake issues over a cup of tea afterwards.

Download City Resilience Briefings Poster

Meeting on Local Government Reform

The Wellington Region Local Government Review Panel, chaired by Sir Geoffrey Palmer, is holding a public meeting at the Newtown Community Hall, cnr Daniell and Constable streets on Monday 3 September from 5.30pm-7.30pm.   The independent Wellington Region Local Government Review has been commissioned by the Porirua City Council and Greater Wellington Regional Council.   Poster for Local Government Reform Meeting – Newtown Monday 3 September

Download the issues paper developed by the panel Wellington Review Panel Issues Paper

Innermost Gardens Seeks New Site for Newtown Garden

Innermost Gardens, a Wellington community gardening organization, is seeking a new site for its Newtown garden.   Ideally they are looking for somewhere fairly flat, sunny (North-facing) and accessible to the public.  Please let them know if you have an idea by emailing Innermost Gardens at innermostgardens@gmail.com with the subject line ‘Newtown Site’. Thanks!