Ensure equity of access to green spaces and facilities with a more even spread across the ward.
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Ensure equity of access to green spaces and facilities with a more even spread across the ward.
Promote the idea of public 'lounges' – community spaces indoors and outdoors as amenities to infill housing.
Protect community facilities from sale or closure.
Enhance sporting facilities and programs to encourage active lifestyles for all ages.
Maintain and improve public facilities like parks, libraries and community halls for all residents.
Support community events and festivals that celebrate local culture and bring people together.
Ensure equitable access to parks, playgrounds and green spaces, prioritising high-density neighbourhoods where they are most needed.
Protect and invest in libraries, pools and community facilities to keep them accessible, well-maintained and open for all.
Support arts, culture and community events that unite people, celebrate diversity and strengthen Christchurch's vibrant identity.
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