Albert-Eden Local Board
Jobs and economy
Many councils help support local business and economic development. Some promote tourism in their area, or provide business support services and grants.
Jobs and economy
Many councils help support local business and economic development. Some promote tourism in their area, or provide business support services and grants.
Work with local businesses to allow them to thrive in our neighbourhood.
Develop well thought out bus routes that allow businesses to continue operation.
Work with businesses to promote the neighbourhood as a destination and desirable place to visit.
Advocate that the public sector be a catalyst in terms of standard of living across wages and opportunities for a livable life.
Support strategies that are based on tackling inequity in the economy (how are we supporting those most affected).
Provide local board entrepreneurship grants for access to markets to encourage innovation at the local level.
Support business associations and business improvement districts to deliver projects which make town centres more attractive to visit.
Support parking for local businesses outside rush hour, so they can thrive. So families, elderly and people with disabilities have access.
Encourage business success and customer convenience, by stopping the ridiculous removal of parking and by halting bike lane construction.
Call a halt to all unnecessary roading construction around the inner city so that business can recover from several tough years.
Oppose the bike lane over the bridge.
Support living wages for council contractors.
Improve short-distance cycling and walking trips to town centres to support local businesses.
Support local businesses through programmes to make better environmental decisions.
Supporting group initiatives that equip the community with necessary skills and education.
Responsible spending into initiatives that are needed and wanted by a diverse portion of the community.
Support Living Wage for council contractors and in other industries where it is possible.
Work with local businesses to allow them to thrive in our neighbourhood.
Develop well thought out bus routes that allow businesses to continue operation.
Work with businesses to promote the neighbourhood as a destination and desirable place to visit.
Advocate that the public sector be a catalyst in terms of standard of living across wages and opportunities for a livable life.
Support strategies that are based on tackling inequity in the economy (how are we supporting those most affected).
Provide local board entrepreneurship grants for access to markets to encourage innovation at the local level.
Support business associations and business improvement districts to deliver projects which make town centres more attractive to visit.
Support parking for local businesses outside rush hour, so they can thrive. So families, elderly and people with disabilities have access.
Encourage business success and customer convenience, by stopping the ridiculous removal of parking and by halting bike lane construction.
Call a halt to all unnecessary roading construction around the inner city so that business can recover from several tough years.
Oppose the bike lane over the bridge.
Support living wages for council contractors.
Improve short-distance cycling and walking trips to town centres to support local businesses.
Support local businesses through programmes to make better environmental decisions.
Supporting group initiatives that equip the community with necessary skills and education.
Responsible spending into initiatives that are needed and wanted by a diverse portion of the community.
Support Living Wage for council contractors and in other industries where it is possible.
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