Category Archives: News

The following event has been organised by Wellington City Council – we urge all residents who are able, to come along, to keep up to date with the plannng that will affect Wellington Development. Monday 30 November. You’re invited to … Continue reading →

The 2020 AGM of Ngaio Crofton Downs Residents Association is being held at the Ngaio Union Church (corner Kenya St /Crofton Rd) on Wednesday 18 November, starting  at 7:30pm. Our guest speaker is Mayor Andy Foster, so this is your … Continue reading →

Below is the latest update on what is happening at the construction site at 122 Churchill Dr, provided by Naylor Love. “Throughout the month we will be continuing to pour concrete to the remainder of the building, the structural steel … Continue reading →

Dont forget the local photo competition which is being run by the Ngaio – Crofton Downs Residents’ Association – entries close on 11 November. Prizes will be awarded at the NCDRA annual general meeting, to be held at the Ngaio … Continue reading →

NCDRA has submitted its submission on the draft spatial plan. Thanks to everyone who offered a comment on the submission. One of the difficulties in making a submission like this, is reflecting members views when they are very diverse. we … Continue reading →

A local photo competition is being run by the Ngaio – Crofton Downs Residents’ Association. Entries close Wednesday 11th November and prizes will be awarded a week later at the NCDRA annual general meeting, to be held at the Ngaio … Continue reading →

Naylor Love have provided an update on works at the 122 Churchill Drive site, which can be read in full by clicking here. The structural steel for the entire building is nearly complete, with concrete continuing to be poured and … Continue reading →

We receive regular updates from Wellington City Council about upcoming roadworks. The table below covers main Council scheduled roadworks for this month, in our local area, or main roads in and out.   Note: dates may change due to weather or … Continue reading →

The lizards are moving, and so the Ngaio Gorge Road works can begin. Stabilisation of the major slip could take two years too complete – an article on the project from Stuff can be read at this link