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Glen Innes and Panmure – Seeing some Action!
Glen Innes and Panmure – Seeing some Action!
The Tamaki Community Board were updated on the Glen Innes and Panmure Action plans last night.
New Tamaki Community Board Chair Kate Sutton says “The Glen Innes Action plan looks great, there is a lot of work to be done especially around core services such as storm water, but we are very optimistic about the successful future of the area.”
“There is so much activity happening in the area, its great to see public investment in areas that have been forgotten for too long.” Sutton ended.
“The first stage of the Panmure Action plan is very exciting and we have seen a new vibrancy in the area, there is still a lot to do but it’s great to see some action.” Said newly elected Deputy Chair Jan Welch.
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