Category Archives: SARA

Residents Association seeking community input

The SARA Management Committee is looking at a) how best to organise the governance and management of the Residents’ Association (SARA) b) the development of the St Albans Strategy. If you would like to get involved in either of these … Continue reading

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Community discussion about disability and inclusion

Venue:   Venue: Mairehau Library, 42 Kensington Ave, St Albans Date:      Tuesday, 14 May 2013 Time:      7:00pm – 8:00pm I am a proud St Albans resident, a member of SARA’s board and very much part of the community. I … Continue reading

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Plenty to read in latest St Albans News

The boundaries of St Albans and whether Edgeware exists continues to dominate conversations and column inches. Find out about the street party, the market at Sunbeam Kindergarten and what happened to the sunflower seeds. Good old parish pump stuff. This … Continue reading

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Deadline for contributions to next St Albans News

The deadline for the next edition of St Albans News is April 21. Please send your news, stories and community notices to news@stalbans.gen.nz. This issue will cover the period from May 5 to June 30.

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Community discussion: boundaries of St Albans

Location: Mairehau Library, 42 Kensington Ave, St Albans. Time: 7-8pm April 9 Description: The discussion this month focuses on the boundaries of St Albans. The historic suburb of St Albans had its boundaries defined in 1856 in the Black Maps. … Continue reading

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Awards for volunteers

Nominations are now open for the Shirley/Papanui Community Service Awards for 2013 and close on April 27. The awards celebrate work done by volunteers in their communities and certificates will be presented at a ceremony in a few months time. … Continue reading

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Will suburb boundaries be redrawn?

In the months before the September 4 earthquake moves were being made to clarify where the boundaries of St Albans lie and to clear up any confusion. But then the earthquakes changed the landscape of eastern Christchurch and have pre-occupied … Continue reading

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Community Discussion: on transport

Location: Mairehau Library, 42 Kensington Ave, St Albans. Time: 7-8pm March 12 Description: The discussion this month focuses on transport, roading and pathways in St Albans. We have invited Spokes, Living Streets, CCC transport planners, NZ Transport Transport Authority and … Continue reading

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Latest epistle from St Albans

Find out more about the reincarnation of the old Orion site as a village for workers taking part in the rebuild of Christchurch and other interesting tidbits that might not make it into the mainstream media until after they have … Continue reading

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Residents’ groups create federation

More than 80 residents’ and neighbourhood associations from Christchurch will get the opportunity this week to join the Christchurch Federation of Residents’ Groups.

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St Albans Community Discussion

Location: Mairehau Library, 42 Kensington Ave, St Albans Time: 7-8pm on February 12 Description: Topics on the agenda for discussion include the temporary workers accommodation on the Orion site, problems caused by built up footpaths, changing traffic flows in the … Continue reading

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St Albans boundaries

We received a query recently from someone in Mairehau about SARA or St Albans boundaries which raised a very good question. This linked map shows St Albans boundaries. The original St Albans suburb included land as far as Rossall Street, … Continue reading

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