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Apologies for the broken link in the first version of this newsletter - we pressed send too soon. Links have been corrected below.
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Kia Ora!
It's time for our 2021 Annual General Meeting on 25 May 2021 at 5:30 PM in the Garden Room at St Peter's. All who are interested in the future of Wellington are invited to attend, whether or not you are a current ICW member.
Visit our website for the latest updates on our work, including earthquake prone buildings, submissions, the WCC governance review, the Camera Base closure, and more. If you'd like to get more involved in these or other projects with ICW, please consider standing for the committee or volunteering your time and skills.
Any time commitment you're able to offer is much appreciated, and we especially welcome interest from folks underrepresented within ICW, including young people, students, renters, new migrants, people with disabilities, Māori, and Pasifika people.
There are also a number of important strategies and plans open for consultation at the moment - while ICW will be making submissions, we also encourage you to submit as individuals.
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Inner City Wellington 13th Annual General Meeting
Tuesday 25 May
Arrival from 5:30 PM for a 6 PM start
Garden Room (off Ghuznee Street) @ St Peter's on Willis
Attendees are welcome to turn up on the night, but if you are definitely planning to attend, we would appreciate RSVPs in advance.
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Open Consultations
It's a busy time of year for engagement and consultation - in addition to the Greater Wellington and WCC long term plans, there are also a number of other WCC strategies and frameworks open for consultation. Invite a few friends over, settle in with a scone and cuppa, and have your say!
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Public Meeting about Safety in Wellington
12 May, 6 PM @ Naumi Hotel (formerly CQ), 213-223 Cuba Street. Hosted by Nicola Willis and Simon Bridges. More details available here. |
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Public Meeting about Civic Square redevelopment
15 May, date and time TBC. Hosted by Wellington Civic Trust. Meeting details to follow - check the WCT website for more information. |
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Wellington Events
From arts to nature to literature to science, there's something to keep everyone entertained this winter: https://wellington.govt.nz/news-and-events/event-calendar.
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Please click the button below to update your membership information so we can ensure everyone's details are correct. The link will take you to what looks like a new sign up form - any new information you add or change will replace what we have on file for you. If it is all correct, you don't need to do anything. Thanks!
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