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Almost $3 million for transport projects in Henderson-Massey
Henderson-Massey Local Board has agreed to fund five transport projects in the area, allocating $2.8 million to improve safety, walking and cycling connections and footpath upgrades.
Delight at Safeswim improvements out west
Community leaders in West Auckland are delighted at the progress of work to improve water quality out west.
Community organisations benefit from the latest board funding round
Nine community organisations have been awarded a total of $8136 in funding in the latest round of the Henderson-Massey Local Board grants programme.
Te Whau Pathway consultation now open
Aucklanders are being invited to have their say on the design of Te Whau Pathway, as the project takes its next steps following Resource Consent being granted in 2020.
Henderson Civic Building to close for refurbishment
The iconic Henderson Civic Building is set to close from 10 December until the middle of 2022 in order to undergo seismic remediation works and an interior refurbishment.
More than 2000 plants in the ground thanks to Project Twin Streams
Community organisations planted 2250 plants along streams in the Waitākere Ranges in the past year as part of Project Twin Streams ongoing work.
Halfway there: tree canopy coverage in Henderson-Massey at 15 per cent
Henderson-Massey is halfway toward achieving its tree canopy cover target, having increased by two per cent in the past three years, but a concerted effort is required to continue the upward momentum, according to a new report.
‘Critical importance’ – thousands of hours spent caring for Project Twin Streams despite challenging year
A new report has shown the scale of work going on to improve the quality of Project Twin Streams in Henderson-Massey, with more than 6000 community hours spent in activities such as planting, weeding and rubbish removal in the last year.
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