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Representation Review The Upper Hutt City Council has reviewed representation arrangements for the 2013 Triennial Election as required by Sections 19H and 19J of the Local Electoral Act 2001. Click here for more information. |
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Lesley Elliott promotes safe teen relationships in Upper Hutt On 9 January, 2008, Lesley Elliott was witness to her 22-year-old daughter Sophie's murder at the hands of ex-boyfriend Clayton Weatherston. Upper Hutt City Council are hosting a free presentation by Lesley Elliott to raise awareness regarding abuse and unhealthy teen relationships.
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Greater Wellington Regional Council proposed Long Term Plan Greater Wellington has prepared a draft Long Term Plan 2012-22 for consultation. The draft plan sets out what we propose to do and how much we propose to spend over the next 10 years. Click here to view Upper Hutt City Council's submission. |
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Upper Hutt Youth Facebook page launched, iPad winner announced A local student has won the iPad competition after Upper Hutt City Council launched its new Upper Hutt Youth Facebook page. Read the full media release. Please note the Make an Ad - Win an iPad competition is still open! See below for details. |
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Upper Hutt City Councillors vote to reject pay increases A funding allocation recommendation from the Remuneration Authority that would see an increase in Mayor and Councillor salaries has been rejected by Upper Hutt City Council. Read the full media release. |
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Hockey turf being laid at Maidstone this week The development of a multi-purpose sporting facility at Maidstone Park in Upper Hutt is continuing to progressing well with the earthworks on the hockey field now complete and the shock pad laid. Work began yesterday laying down the artificial turf on the site. Read the full media release. |
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Win an iPad competition Aged between 8 and 24? Want to win a brand new IPad3? It’s easy, all you have to do is ‘Make an Ad’ promoting water conservation. |
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Toxic algae | RIVER WARNING Heavy rain and high river flows over the weekend is likely to have removed any remnant toxic cyanobacteria mats from the Hutt River and the risk to river users is now low. However, river users should exercise caution when walking dogs or swimming in these rivers. Get the latest updates on the Greater Wellington Regional Council website. |
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Proposed Plan Change 24 - Notable Tree Review This change comprehensively reviews the notable tree provisions of the District Plan, in particular the current Schedule of Notable Trees detailed in Chapter 27 of the District Plan as well as the relevant objectives, policies, rules, other methods, and planning maps. Click here for more information or to make a submission. |
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Council says, “It’s not OK” to family violence in Upper Hutt Throughout the month of March, the Upper Hutt community will see fresh new faces around the city raising awareness of family violence prevention and intervention. Click here for more information. | ||
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Wellington Mayoral Forum unifies in approach to regional governance Wellington region Mayors agreed today to begin dialogue with their communities on how the region should be governed at a local level. Read the media release. |
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Protected trees unaffected by RMA changes People living in the Residential Conservation and Residential Hill zones may be aware that changes to the Resource Management Act regarding tree protection come into force on the 1st of January 2012. |
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Wellington Region Mayoral Forum - Regional Amenities Review The Wellington Region Mayoral Forum is reviewing the funding of Wellington’s regional amenities. Click here for more information - including the survey and media release, or use the following links. |
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