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A development plan to ‘green the east’ and enhance and increase outdoor space has been recently approved by the Waikura/Linwood-Central-Heathcote Community Board.
Familiar fronds will be rearranged in a new Anzac setting, complementing a nearby poppies artwork.
Work on the multimillion-dollar upgrade of Woolston Village has been extended for one month, with contractors now expected to finish at the end of April.
Work to improve a busy intersection along Cashmere Road will make it easier and safer for motorists, pedestrians and cyclists.
Christchurch’s Polite Force will be out on the city beat this month, targeting polite and playful interactions with the public.
Dyers Pass Road will be open to one-way traffic only for a length of time on Saturday 20 March because of Le Race and the ongoing road works.
A new sports centre is going to be built in South Hagley Park.
Work to improve one of the city’s most dangerous intersections – in tandem with building the Nor’West Arc cycleway – starts this month.
Residents in five areas of Christchurch are being invited to help determine where extra Government money to fix roads, improve safety and enable people to easily move around their neighbourhood should be spent.
The final link in Te Ara Ihutai Christchurch Coastal Pathway is a step closer following strong community support for the proposed design and a lower speed limit in Main Road, Redcliffs.
Christchurch City Council is encouraging people to give their feedback on a proposed new policy that aims to ensure we have the right mix of parking in the central city.
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.