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Halswell Community website

A 'one stop shop" for anything that you might want to know or find out about Halswell in Southwest Christchurch

This website is maintained by the Halswell Community Project, a group set up to build links across the community and to develop a range of local initiatives such as a local farmers' market, and swap-a...s,  We also put out a monthly newsletter and  aim to assist people with putting great community ideas into action.    

What's new?

  

Residents Association Survey now open - an easy way to have your say about what you want to see around Halswell.

Noticeboard updated 22nd May 2013

Halswell Liaison Group Page updated 22nd May 2013

PDF version of April newsletter uploaded to Halswell Newsletter Page 1st May

 Business Page:  Try here first to find local goods and services.

Sports and Physical Activities Page updated 18th April

Check out our weather page - find links to a Halswell weather station and a range of forecasts

 

 

 Oakvale subdivision info

 

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 MuirPark150x194Can you help?

Please contact us if you have ideas for new information, or if you want to update information that is here.

Check out the page about the Halswell Community Project if you are interested in getting involved.  We can use help with anything from maintaining the website, helping with the E-newsletter, delivering leaflets, fundraising to working with the Council and all sorts of things in between!

If you are a Halswell business, church  or club with a website, you can really help people to find this site by putting a link to this website on your website.

 

Thanks

This Website was set up with the assistance of the Halswell Residents Association and is now maintained by the Halswell Community Project.

Thanks also to the businesses you see on here that assist with costs by paying to be listed on this site.

 

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Halswell Community Blog

  • The pumpkin plants yielded a ridiculous 27 pumpkins this year, far more than we could deal with at once! The great majority have been given away, with three now left for us. The walnuts ran late this year, and needed a good breeze at the end of April to bring...

  • A new Food Box delivery is beginning May 9 in the Port Hills area stretching from Halswell, along the Port Hills and Heathcote River to Sumner. Produce in the Food Box is high quality, organic and sourced directly from local farmers, meaning most of it is hand-picked and delivered...