For more information visit Hutt City Council’s website: Local leaders pleased with reprieve for Hutt bus services

For more information visit Hutt City Council’s website: Dawn service and public exhibition to mark 50th Anniversary of the Wahine disaster – 10 April

Hutt City Council’s Long Term Plan 2018-2028 consultation document, Our city, our community, our future, is now available for community feedback. Those wishing to have their say can do so from today, Tuesday 3 April, up until Thursday 3 May 2018.

For more information visit Hutt City Council’s website: Our city, our community, our future – community views wanted on Hutt City Council’s Long Term Plan

Lower Hutt’s retail sector has shrugged off the after-effects of the 2016 Kaikoura earthquake and the city’s wider economy is firing on all cylinders, according to recent data.

For more information visit Hutt City Council’s website: City’s Economy Solid

Lower Hutt Mayor Ray Wallace and local list MP Ginny Andersen say a meeting with Housing Minister Phil Twyford and Housing NZ yesterday is a positive step towards a partnership that could make a real difference for generations of Hutt City residents to come.

For more information visit Hutt City Council’s website: Mayor and local MP welcome positive step in Hutt City housing plan

For more information visit Hutt City Council’s website: Lower Hutt to ‘buzz’ with electric vehicles

Hutt City Council has developed a proposal to address the speed issue in Waddington Drive, Naenae.

For more information visit Hutt City Council’s website: Council’s proposal for Waddington Drive

Several recent accidents, where drivers lost control of their vehicles, have highlighted worrying and hazardous driving behaviours along Waddington Drive.

For more information visit Hutt City Council’s website: Waddington Drive Local Area Traffic Management Scheme

For more information visit Hutt City Council’s website: Point Howard Wharf to remain off limits to the public

Rona Bay is a great place to hang out and escape the summer heat but one or two visitors may have been pushing their luck.

For more information visit Hutt City Council’s website: Stay safe at Rona Bay