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People who travel on Lyttelton’s Simeon Quay should expect some disruptions over the next few months as work is done to replace the ageing retaining wall that supports part of the road.
Are electric vehicle (EV) drivers overstaying their welcome at EV-charging parking sites? Do we have enough charging spaces in the city?
Early Chinese laundries feature in a new gallery of story panels that captures the history of Victoria Street.
An area of the Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor near Gayhurst Road looks set to be transformed into a new community picnic area.
Eels and whitebait will be wriggling across Woolston Village, etched into new pavers to illustrate the cultural significance of the area.
Work is under way on one of the last key sections of the shared-path South Frame Greenway in central Christchurch.
A permanent skate and scooter park is a “kickflip” closer with a proposed design now open for community feedback.
A scheme that encourages the activation of vacant sites for short-to-medium term activities by providing a rates incentive to the owners will be extended.
A proposed move to link the Papanui Parallel cycleway and the central city via Colombo Street is open for community feedback.
A busy Addington intersection is going to be dug-up over the coming weeks so a century-old stormwater pipe can be replaced.
Local residents can help realise the potential of the former Shirley Community Centre site by sharing their ideas for the open space.
Graffiti across Christchurch will be “mapped and tracked” using innovative technology to help identify offenders and cut costs to ratepayers.
New cycle lanes planned for Waimairi Road will help improve road safety as the number of cyclists using the Uni-Cycle route in the city’s west climbs.
An innovative asphalt mix created from recycled waste plastic has put Christchurch on the road to sustainable street surface solutions.
Several hundred suburban facilities have been repaired and rebuilt across the city, including heritage buildings, libraries and community centres, at a cost of more than $150 million in the decade since the devastating Canterbury earthquakes.