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Bristol park groups call on council to 'urgently fund our parks'

"We are very concerned that parks will very quickly deteriorate if these budget proposals go ahead"

Controversial plans for new homes 'with best view of Bristol' approved

There are concerns about the loss of open space

Water system improvement takes next step

Water system improvement takes next step Wendy Werner A vote by members of the Syracuse City Council earlier this month approved the next step in the city’s water improvement project. At the Syracuse City Council meeting on May 12, Ordinance 11-01 was approved, authorizing the execution and delivery of a loan contract between the Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy and the City of Syracuse, and issuance, pursuant to said contract, of a promissory note of the City of Syracuse, in the principal amount of up to $11,254,000 for the purpose of constructing additions and improvements to the water system of the city as a safe drinking water project; pledging and hypothecating the revenues and earnings of the combined utilities owned by the city for the payment of said note.

Fighting new housing proposed on south Bristol's 'green lungs'

SunLive - RIP DES FERROW - The Bay's News First

Desmond Joseph Ferrow passed away in early December 2020, aged 87 years of age, after a life well lived. While Des Ferrow was a very well known Western Bay of Plenty community figure and benefactor, what was not so well known in the wider community was his outstanding success on the cricket field. Born in Australia, Des arrived in Tauranga via Auckland, with a meeting with well known cricket identity Noel Copestake seeing him join the Albion Cricket From club cricket the promising opening bowler progressed to the Tauranga Attrill Cup side and then selection for Bay of Plenty and then Northern Districts.