Thursday, 1 July 2021, 12:36 pm
The Hawke’s Bay Regional Council has today formally
adopted its Long Term Plan 2021-31. The plan sets the course
for a further step up in the environmental work accelerated
in 2018.
The new chair of the Regional Council Rick
Barker says this triggers the start of an exciting new work
programme and reinforces the commitment to mitigating the
effects of climate change.
The Regional Council will
invest an extra $10.5 million on the services it delivers to
the Hawke’s Bay region and $14.7 million on infrastructure
and capital projects in 2021-22.
Chair Barker says
Hawke’s Bay has a legacy of issues where the environment
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Revealed: The stretch of Hawke s Bay road that nabs nearly 1000 speeding drivers a year
25 Apr, 2021 10:39 PM
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State Highway 51 in Clive has been revealed as the busiest speed camera site in Hawke s Bay. Photo / Warren Buckland
State Highway 51 in Clive has been revealed as the busiest speed camera site in Hawke s Bay. Photo / Warren Buckland
One small stretch of road in Hawke s Bay is responsible for almost 1000 speeding tickets a year, police data has revealed. The region s top road cop says they don t actively seek to revenue gather, but if they did they would put a speed camera beside the 50km/h stretch of State Highway 51 between the Clive River bridge and Farndon Rd all the time .
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Uber buses? Hawke s Bay Regional Council to contemplate on demand bus service
10 Mar, 2021 05:00 PM
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An on demand bus service may be on the cards as part of Hawke s Bay Regional Council s new Long Term Plan. Photo / Warren Buckland
An on demand bus service may be on the cards as part of Hawke s Bay Regional Council s new Long Term Plan. Photo / Warren Buckland
Need a bus? In Hawke s Bay you might soon be able to hail a bus to your doorstep in the same way you d hail an Uber. An on demand bus app, with virtual bus stops,