Wellington City Council backtracks on pool and library cuts
Wellington City Council has backtracked on proposed cuts to pool and library hours , one councillor apologising for what he said should never have been on...
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Wellington City Council has backtracked on proposed cuts to pool and library hours , one councillor apologising for what he said should never have been on...
Wellington City Council is finalising its draft 10-year budget today and service cuts are being proposed in the scramble to find more money for the capital’s...
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...
News from WCC Te Whanganui-a-Tara Wellington will be bursting with all the colours of the rainbow as we celebrate our queer community with two weeks of events and activities for the Pride Festival. Supported by the Wellington City Council, and organised by groups within the community, the Pride Festival will open on Saturday with a gala evening – He Tāngata, and will include the popular queer fair Out in the City, Pride Ball, and the annual Hīkoi. The City Council will also be getting involved with a Pride roller disco, hoisting rainbow flags in the city, Wellington libraries will be ...