Council News
EA Networks Centre will host a free morning for older adults next Wednesday, aimed at helping them to learn about how to prevent falls and how to keep mobile as they age.
Two important occasions are worth recognising this week – the final meeting of the Methven Community Board for this term and the official opening of the new Friendship Lane housing units for the elderly.
Mayor Brown and Minister for the South Island, James Meager, officially opened 16 new elderly persons’ housing units at Friendship Lane on Monday.
With the election period nearing its halfway point, all voting packs have now been delivered across Mid Canterbury.
12pm 22/09 update - we are reopening Ashburton Gorge Road at Mt Somers, but the road will still be closed from Mt. Sunday to Erewhon as there's deep water flowing through one of the fords and it has suffered some damage. We ask that people please drive to the conditions.
Ashburton District officially welcomed 59 new Kiwis at a citizenship ceremony held at the Ashburton Event Centre on Thursday.
The Ashburton District Council is reassuring residents that all Council-managed drinking water supplies remain compliant with the New Zealand Drinking Water Standards for nitrate levels and the water is safe to drink.
A new exhibition opening this Saturday at the Ashburton Art Gallery and Museum tells the story of a little-known chapter in New
Zealand history of nuclear testing in the Pacific.
There’s something about the cherry blossoms, the longerevenings, and the warmth returning – that lifts the mood across the district. Spring is a season that brings people out and brings people together.
Wednesday 17 September, 9pm. Severe weather warnings and watches have been lifted. The weather caused disruptions across Canterbury today.