Sumner Village Centre Draft Master Plan to proceed to the next stage

Council adopts Plan Change recommendations

Councillors complete Three Year Plan hearings

Council seeks public comment on Proposed Plan Change 56

Free Materials service available across Canterbury

A free online service being launched throughout Canterbury is helping businesses, schools and other organisations reduce waste disposal costs while providing materials for others to use at no charge.

Council agrees to Insurance Advocacy Service

Funding for Hagley Oval improvements gets approval

Council proposing to review District Plan

Pressure main failure at Pump Station 36 on Pages Road

Dancing, festival as New Regent Street re-opens

Feedback on the proposed Coastal Pathway closes tomorrow

Christchurch residents have until tomorrow (Wednesday 17 April) to get their feedback on the draft Concept Plan for the proposed Christchurch Coastal Pathway into the Christchurch City Council.

Key decisions from today's Council meeting Thursday 11th April 2013

Christchurch City Council met today (Thursday 11 April), with the key decisions made outlined below:

Ferrymead Bridge replacement progressing well

The Ferrymead Bridge replacement project is on schedule with the demolition of the existing bridge expected to be complete before the end of April 2013.

Council welcomes Earthquake Appeal Trust announcement

Christchurch City Council is warmly welcoming the Earthquake Appeal Trust's generous funding of $6.5 million for water attractions at the Council's planned recreation and sports centre in the eastern suburbs.

Daylight Savings end means tsunami warning testing

Christchurch's tsunami warning siren system will be tested at 11am this Sunday 7 April 2013, with the sirens sounding for one to two minutes.

Lyttelton community welcomes re-opening of information centre

$2.7 million granted to central city heritage landmarks

The Christchurch City Council has approved $2.7 million for the repair and strengthening of the Christchurch Club and the former Trinity Congregational Church.  Both buildings were seriously damaged in the Canterbury earthquakes.

Comments Needed On Draft Edgeware Village Master Plan

Comments on Draft Edgeware Village Master Plan needed by Wednesday 10 April Consultation on the Christchurch City Council-led Draft Edgeware Village Master Plan has so far attracted 23 submissions.

Linwood Mini Library to close

Linwood Mini Library will close this week while preparations continue for the opening of a new temporary library and service centre at Eastgate Shopping Centre.

Feedback needed on the proposed Coastal Pathway

Christchurch City Council has released the draft Concept Plan for the proposed Christchurch Coastal Pathway for the community to comment on.

New community centre for South Brighton

Repairs underway on historic monuments

Commercial Consents tops five hundred million

The value of works for major commercial building consents has topped $500 million dollars in the last 12 months, exceeding figures for the last six years.

New social housing developments to go ahead

Christchurch City Council has given the go ahead for up to 22 new social housing units to be built on vacant land in existing complexes in Spreydon and Aranui by the end of this year.

Committee approves plans for new social housing developments

Christchurch City Council's Community, Recreation and Culture Committee has agreed that up to 22 new social housing units should be built on vacant land in existing complexes and repairs completed on almost 300 social housing units by the end of this year.

Have your say on the city's future - CCC 3 year plan

Christchurch City Council releases its draft Christchurch City Three Year Plan for public comment tomorrow

Key decisions from today's Council meeting Christchurch City Council met today Thursday 14 March

Council heritage grant for Little Akaloa church

St Luke’s Anglican Church in Little Akaloa is to be the recipient of up to $33,860 from the Christchurch City Council’s Heritage Incentive Grant Fund.

Provisional attendance figures for Ellerslie

The Christchurch City Council today released a provisional figure of 44,900 people who attended the Ellerslie International Flower Show this year – very close to the number that attended in 2012.

Iconic hill cycling event, Coffee Culture Le Race, takes off from Christchurch

Speed, summits and scenery combine on a course that will see cyclists tackle 100 kilometres of fast flats, challenging hill climbs and exhilarating descents as they head to the French surrounds of Akaroa on picturesque Banks Peninsula.