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An incident where swim school staff refused to help a child at a Wellington City Council pool, has been described as a near-miss
Monday, 26 July 2021, 3:43 pm The newly upgraded Pukehuia Park will be officially opened on Saturday 31 July with a pre-dawn blessing and ceremony. The upgrade at Pukehuia Park, formally Newlands Park, has been underway since 2019, with numerous consultations with the community for input on the plan and design. Construction work started on the $3.6 million upgrade in 2020 and after much anticipation is soon going to be open for the community to enjoy. The upgrade, part funded by a $1.54 million grant from Plimmer Bequest, features: Two new play areas, one for toddlers and younger children an...
News from Wellington City Council The Wellington Regional Aquatic Centre (WRAC) main pool is to close from Monday 5 July until early September for its five-yearly maintenance. Work includes replacing the skylights, repairing damaged tiles in the pool, replacing sealant joints, and servicing the pool water circulation system pumps, valves and heating system. Wellington City Council does work on all its indoor pools every five years as part of a planned scheduled maintenance programme. WRAC was due for maintenance last year, but work was deferred by one year due to post-COVID-19 lockdown demand...
Thursday, 10 December 2020, 3:21 pm Wellingtonians are invited to join in the fun at Waitohi’s first birthday party this Saturday. “It’s hard to believe it’s been a year since we opened Waitohi. It has been an outstanding success in bringing both the local and wider Wellington community together,” says Councillor Jill Day. “So, we hope everyone comes down to say Waitohi rā whānau/happy birthday!” The first birthday party will have a range of events where people of all ages and interests can play, learn and have fun. Whether it’s getting creative in the Library’s ‘The Hi...