Working for the community in Albert-Eden
City Vision a strong voice Albert-Eden Local Board Achievements 2013- 2016 Your City Vision team of Helga Arlington, Graeme Easte, Glenda Fryer, Peter Haynes and Margi Watson have been bringing wide-ranging skills and experience to work for you and your community....Working to provide park and facilities in Mount Albert for all the community
City Vision: Working for you. A look at the great park and facilities in Mount Albert for all the community Mt Albert’s ‘Rocket Park’ is a playground and a regional beacon for all our visitors and residents…but do you know that there is a whole swag of great...The transformation of Gribblehirst Park
City Vision members of the Albert -Eden Local Board have been working for the Sandringham, Morningside and St Lukes communities to make big improvements to Gribblehirst Park In the 1920s colonial Sandringham settlers the Gribbles and the Hirsts gave their estate which...Facelift for Potters Park
One of central Auckland’s favourite parks is getting a much-needed facelift and Albert-Eden Local Board’s City Vision team were at the dawn blessing on the morning of 28 July for the imminent start of works. Speaking at the ceremony, Local Board Chair Dr...Celebrate the Point Chevalier Plaza upgrade
Celebrate the Point Chevalier Plaza Upgrade. Albert-Eden Local Board is committed to supporting its local town centres which have been struggling in the face of challenges from alternatives such as malls and big-box retail centres. By investing in place making...New shared paths making progress
Shared Path progress in Pt Chevalier, Waterview, Mt Albert and Owairaka Shared paths are progressing across the Central Isthmus with several new paths being built as part of the SH20 Waterview Connection project. By 2017, it is expected that safer walking and cycling...Chamberlain Park not for sale
Albert-Eden Local Board Chair, Dr Peter Haynes, is quite clear about the future of Chamberlain Park in response to suggestions by consultants and others that it be sold for housing. The park is needed for the community, he says. At no time has the Local Board...Splashpad success at Potters Park
Albert-Eden Local Board’s recently opened splashpad has given Potters Park a new lease of life. Already more people are using the playground and grass areas than for many years. “Improving our parks so more people enjoy them is one of the Board’s...Dominion Road upgrade at last
Dominion Road carries more people in buses than in cars! Making it even more effective as a bus transport route is a major focus of the upgrade that will start early in 2014 – but people are to the fore as never in the past. Gone are the days when the car is king in...
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CityVisionNZ Celebrating World Refugee Day (WRD) provides an opportunity for the New Zealand public to come together to commemo… https://t.co/D2kT649Ahi
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CityVisionNZ RT @JoeDescartes : Good luck yo all my friends sleeping tough for Lifewise tonight. Horrible for a night, appalling as a life, so well done…
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CityVisionNZ RT @AnalieseJackson : Today, the National Party launched a new site called ‘Rate My Council’. I think this skewed Likert Scale makes the int…
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CityVisionNZ RT @pippacoom : The @LifewiseNZ annual fundraiser, The Big Sleep Out is on tonight. I'm sponsoring tireless community advocate Cr Cathy Cas…
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CityVisionNZ Cast of thousands at tonight's City Vision meeting. Is there an election coming up or something? https://t.co/jeHzCrMl0s
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CityVisionNZ Yay - a 100 million trip! You should celebrate by catching a train or bus or ferry to some random part of our great… https://t.co/uhf6xlUiTu
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CityVisionNZ RT @pippacoom : So cute. Pic of wee Suzie going for her first train ride with Councillor @CrCathyCasey who has been a long time advocate for…
