Give A Little for Kaivolution
Our first Kaivolution van has maxed out and we need another van and van driver to ensure that we can rescue all the good food that is available before it goes to the landfill.
With 60,000 kilos of food rescued since Kaivolutions inception in October last year, food donations are coming in thick and fast.Donations of food are also likely to increase in the spring when there is an abundance of delicious Waikato fruits and vegetables. Lots of food will be available for rescue right before the holiday period and we need another van so that we can collect it and redistribute it to those in need.
Another Kaivolution van and van driver will ensure that more good food is rescued. Rather than being discarded to landfill, all the food that Kaivolution rescues will feed those in need.
Register Today for Healthy Rivers/ Wai Ora Open Stakeholder Workshop
Biking Plan Project – Western Rail Trail public information day
Next week – Wednesday 21 October, 2pm-7pm, Waikato Hockey Association clubrooms, Innes Common.
One of the milestone projects in Hamilton City Council’s Biking Plan moves to the next stage with a public information day on for the Western Rail Trail next week.
The information day will be held at the Waikato Hockey Association clubrooms at Innes Common, from 2pm to 7pm on Wednesday 21 October. It will explain plans for the 2.7km shared path, due to be built by June of next year.
Click here for more information
Living Streets' Sunday strolls is happening this weekend
October 18, 2pm, starting at the Grandview Rd end of Western Heights Ave. Park in Western Heights Ave at the Grandview Rd end. The map is pasted below orJudy will also have copies with her on the day. Note from Judy - "please excuse the small twitch on the map in the middle of Smyth's Plantation - my fault entirely; the path just goes through in a nice smooth curve!" Contact Judy McDonald for more infromation -judy.c.mcdonald@gmail.com
