Rangiora-Ashley Community Board
Recreation and culture
From parks and libraries to museums and art galleries, councils can be a key supporter of sporting, recreational and cultural events that bring communities to life. Community facilities, including sports grounds and town halls, are often owned and run by councils.
Recreation and culture
From parks and libraries to museums and art galleries, councils can be a key supporter of sporting, recreational and cultural events that bring communities to life. Community facilities, including sports grounds and town halls, are often owned and run by councils.
Support theatre, dance and music. Host festivals and promoting the restaurants and many businesses who thrive alongside creative arts.
Build, improve and develop our world-class sports and recreational facilities, making Rangiora the envy of Christchurch and beyond.
Discourage associating alcohol with sport. Don't drink and drive. Always have a responsible designated driver.
Support more community events, festivals and markets to foster a connected community that is inclusive of our diverse cultures.
Encourage an increase in volunteers to help with local events as a way of fostering a sustainable and connected community.
Promote all local facilities and adapt if necessary so they can benefit everyone within our community.
Beef up the annual events calendar and inject fun into the community at low cost. Been a tough few years! Focus on youth to alleviate crime!
Add in facilities for youth. Work with youth teams to scope what they want, not we think they need.
Map our great outdoors and be mindful to use our natural forests and rivers to create fun, free recreation areas.
Encourage and facilitate more fairs and events within the district.
Promote accessible facilities for all children and teenagers. Reduced Fees.
Promote the establishment of a natural amphitheater.
Continue supporting public facilities such as libraries, pools and parks in a financially prudent way as they benefit the entire community.
Continue supporting sporting facilities and community events as we currently do.
Promote our community with events such as shows and festivals to encourage networking and bring money into our local economy.
Support theatre, dance and music. Host festivals and promoting the restaurants and many businesses who thrive alongside creative arts.
Build, improve and develop our world-class sports and recreational facilities, making Rangiora the envy of Christchurch and beyond.
Discourage associating alcohol with sport. Don't drink and drive. Always have a responsible designated driver.
Support more community events, festivals and markets to foster a connected community that is inclusive of our diverse cultures.
Encourage an increase in volunteers to help with local events as a way of fostering a sustainable and connected community.
Promote all local facilities and adapt if necessary so they can benefit everyone within our community.
Beef up the annual events calendar and inject fun into the community at low cost. Been a tough few years! Focus on youth to alleviate crime!
Add in facilities for youth. Work with youth teams to scope what they want, not we think they need.
Map our great outdoors and be mindful to use our natural forests and rivers to create fun, free recreation areas.
Encourage and facilitate more fairs and events within the district.
Promote accessible facilities for all children and teenagers. Reduced Fees.
Promote the establishment of a natural amphitheater.
Continue supporting public facilities such as libraries, pools and parks in a financially prudent way as they benefit the entire community.
Continue supporting sporting facilities and community events as we currently do.
Promote our community with events such as shows and festivals to encourage networking and bring money into our local economy.
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