Parade Route:
Warren Street – from Lyndon Road to Avenue Road East
Queen Street – from Hastings Street to Tomoana Road
Nelson Street – ‘Countdown’ entrance to Lyndon Road
Eastbourne Street – from Southland Road to Russell Street
News archive: June 2012
Tangoio Road from the intersection with SH2 to the intersection with Waipatiki Road. Access to Waipatiki Beach will not be affected. The road closure will be between 9:00am until 6:00pm - Temporary Road Closure Cancelled
The 6th annual national survey of garden birds is about to begin.
The survey encourages residents to spend an hour, sometime between June 30th and July 8th 2012 recording the highest number of birds seen or heard at one time. It is important that the recording is done in this manner so that individual birds are not counted twice.
The Napier - Taihape Road has reopened between Hawke’s Bay and the Kuripapango Bridge.
However, the road will remain closed overnight (Wednesday) from the bridge through to Taihape due to snow.
A team from Hastings District Council came up trumps at the Australasian Grand Final of the Local Government Management Challenge in Melbourne.
The Hastings team won the right to represent the country after taking the New Zealand title in Wellington in May. 114 teams began the competition with the seven regional winners from Australia joining Hastings in the final.
Hastings ratepayers will benefit after council secured a very favourable interest rate on a loan from the newly created Local Government Funding Agency (LGFA).
A $15m, seven year loan to fund Council’s infrastructure and capital works programmes and renew existing borrowings has been secured at a margin that is significantly lower than council would have achieved, had it gone to the capital markets in its own right.
Swimmers at the Havelock North Village pool will notice a major improvement in water clarity next summer.
Hastings District Council is to undertake a $1.1m project at the pool which will include improvements to the filtration plant which will increase the water clarity, a major upgrade of the changing facilities, improved spectator facilities and changes which will enable easier access to the pool for people with mobility challenges.
Attendance at Hastings water theme park Splash Planet for the 2011/12 summer season was strong, despite a lack of settled weather.
The season, which ran from November until April, resulted in a total attendance of 98,303 with the numbers peaking in January when 49,199 people went through the gate.
The leader’s debate has been withdrawn from the lineup of Leadership Week events in Hastings.
The debate was to have been held on Tuesday 26th June between civic and business leaders from Hastings and Palmerston North, but a number of unforeseen circumstances have combined to lead to the cancellation of the event.
Business and civic leaders from Hastings and Palmerston North are set to do battle during Leadership Week.
Teams from the two cities are to meet in the Hastings District Council Chamber to debate ‘that this house prefers 1840 to 2040”.
The Hastings team will be led by Mayor Lawrence Yule and will take the position that 1840 is preferable to 2040. Mr Yule says “Debating is great fun and this event will have greater meaning as we try to get the better of our near neighbours. The world of politics is ever changing and there are huge differences between what happened in 1840 and how politics will run in 2040. I will have to brush up on my history before the debate.”
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