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Whirinaki Whare Taonga is seeking Trustees

Published on 27 March 2023

Upper Hutt City Council is seeking applications from interested members of the community for three positions on the Whirinaki Whare Taonga Trust.

Highlight festival tickets on sale

Published on 23 March 2023

Tickets to HighLight: Carnival of Lights are on sale now. The event will be held at Brewtown for four nights over Easter weekend, 6 – 9 April.

Main St watermain replacement coming

Published on 21 March 2023

Next month we'll begin upgrading the water supply pipe along Main Street

Successful Grant Writing Workshop Empowers Local Clubs and Non-profits

Published on 21 March 2023

A free grant writing workshop hosted by Upper Hutt City Council has met with great success as participants gained valuable knowledge and skills to secure funding for future grant applications.

Speed Management Plan open for submissions

Published on 20 March 2023

Consultation on our Speed Management Plan, which proposes to lower the speed limit of 13 out of 19 Upper Hutt schools to 30km/h, is now open.
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Upcoming events

H2O Xtream closed for upgrade

28 March 2023

H2O Xtream is getting a major upgrade and closed for approximately 12 months on 7 February 2023.

StoryTots at Central

29 March 2023

An introduction to books and learning through stories, songs and rhymes!

Talk Digital

28 March 2023

Need help with your smartphone or tablet? Drop in and our librarians will help answer your questions about digital devices and online services.
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Open consultations (external website)

Speed Management Plan

Submissions closing on 14 April 2023, 05:00 PM

We’re asking for your feedback on our Speed Management Plan which proposes to lower the speed limit around several schools, and some other residential streets.Why we’re doing it.The New Zealand Government has launched the Road to Zero (R2Z) strategy 2020-2030, which targets a 40% reduction in deaths and serious injuries by 2030.Upper Hutt City Council, along with...
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