Council News
Retailers and businesses in the CBD are being encouraged to put their free-standing footpath signs on the grey pavers right next to their shops, not on the road side.
It’s a shame there will be no ribbon-cutting and official celebration to mark the completion of the CBD revitalisation project, as the work is hugely important for our district.
Ashburton Library is hosting two public sessions on Monday 6 December with author and former Afghan refugee Abbas Nazari, who fled the Taliban in 2001.
Ashburton District Mayor Neil Brown and other members of the Canterbury Mayoral Forum are encouraging Cantabrians who need their second Covid-19 vaccination to get it done.
Resilience through tough times will likely be a common theme of the Ashburton District’s ANZ Business of the Year Awards.
The project’s end is fast approaching with 95+% of the work now complete and on track for the bulk of the project to be finished as planned by 22 November!
Welcome to our next update about the Walnut Avenue project, which is part of the NZ Upgrade programme. It has been a busy six weeks, with the team continuing major earthworks across the site.
Ashburton District Council is reminding landowners to ensure irrigators are not spraying water onto nearby roads as the summer season gets underway in Mid Canterbury.
Want to know if road works are planned for your street or road during the next eight months? The information is freely available on an interactive roading map on the Ashburton District Council’s website.
Auditors checking recycling bins in Ashburton last week found several pizza boxes, with pizzas inside, put out for collection.