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LOCAL?
? Asthma costs the nation 1 billion
? Settling the Softball score
? Maungaraki scholarship recipient urges others to come forward
? Choosing a good financial adviser
? New homes by local students
? Kensington Hall No Longer Needed
? Community Garden One Year On
? 40 years at the heart of Normandale
? Jackson Street changed from drunken brawls into peaceful accord
? Petone football fuelling the All Whites
? The Petone police stations changing role: 1909 ? 2009
? Sprinkling a little light on fire safety
? Bio-fuel burning on public transport
? Taming the train lines for improvement
? Before next year?s election, what does the top level of Council want to achieve?
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Hutt City council has put the community on notice

Kensington Hall No Longer Needed

Hutt City council has put the community on notice that it intends to consider a proposal, which if accepted, will see Kensington Hall and the associated land at 8 Kensington Avenue disposed of. Also known as the Senior Citizens Hall and used by Petone Lions for meetings, recent usage has been such that HCC now consider it no longer essential to the network of hall facilities within the City. Local residents or organisations wishing to make a submission in respect of the disposal are need to lodge them in writing with the Council no later than Friday 30 October 2009. Additional information about this proposal may be obtained on the Council?s website at www.huttcity.govt.nz/Council-Projects/Land-Review2/Kensington-Hall/ or from Bruce Hodgins at Parks & Gardens on 570 6871.
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