The Te Pātaka o Rākaihautū/Banks Peninsula Community Board is proud to present our Community Board Plan for 2020 to 2022.
This plan outlines our vision for the local community and identifies some priority projects we’d like to achieve over the next three years.
Also, check our Council Facebook page to stay in touch with what is happening in your community.
The Te Pātaka o Rākaihautū/Banks Peninsula Community Board hold regular meetings that you’re welcome to attend. Anyone can ask to speak to the board about a local issue, activity or project.
The board's main roles are to:
The Community Board offer grants to assist local groups to undertake small community projects.
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If you need to report a problem or issue in your area, you can do this online.
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If this is urgent, please call us on 03 941 8999, anytime.
Your community board are your local representatives. We work to help meet your local needs, goals and aspirations.
PO Box 73016, Christchurch 8154 PO Box 73028, Christchurch 8154 PO Box 73028, Christchurch 8154 How would your closest friends describe you? PO Box 73028, Christchurch 8154 PO Box 73028, Christchurch 8154 PO Box 73028, Christchurch 8154 How would your closest friend describe you? What has been one of your most defining moments in life? Where are we most likely to find you on a Sunday afternoon? What is a skill you’d like to learn and why? If you could keep only five possessions, what would they be? Why did you become a community board member, and what can you bring to the table? PO Box 73028, Christchurch 8154 How would your closest friends describe you? What has been one of your most defining moments in life? Where are we most likely to find you on a Sunday afternoon? What is a skill you’d like to learn and why? If you could only keep five possessions, what would they be? Why did you become a community board member, and what do you hope you can bring to the table? PO Box 73028, Christchurch 8154
Andrew Turner
Councillor for the Banks Peninsula Ward
021 159 3100
andrew.turner@ccc.govt.nz
Howard Needham
Community Board member for the Mount Herbert Subdivision
021 256 7524
howard.needham@ccc.govt.nz
Jamie Stewart
Community Board member for the Akaroa Subdivision
027 243 3243
jamie.stewart@ccc.govt.nz
About Jamie
As a glass half full kinda guy, who is always on the go and thinks outside the square.
What has been one of your most defining moments in life?
The birth of my daughter and getting made redundant after 28 years in the tyre industry - that turned out to be a life changer.
Where are we most likely to find you on a Sunday afternoon?
Probably at work, drinking coffee or Stand up Paddleboarding.
What is a skill you’d like to learn and why?
Always wanted to be really good at playing the guitar and be able to play along to some of my favourite Pink Floyd tunes.
If you could only keep five possessions, what would they be?
My guitars, cars, sound system, single malts and cigars.
Why did you become a Community Board member, and what do you hope you can bring to the table?
I wanted to get involved in what happens around the Peninsula and offer a broad view not only as a businessman but also as someone who grew up in Akaroa.
Nigel Harrison
Community Board member for the Akaroa Subdivision
022 089 7019
nigel.harrison@ccc.govt.nz
Reuben Davidson
Community Board member for the Lyttelton Subdivision
027 255 5899
reuben.davidson@ccc.govt.nz
Scott Winter
Community Board member for the Mt Herbert Subdivision
021 509 216
scott.winter@ccc.govt.nz
About Scott
My wife, who is my closest friend, describes me as generous, caring and hard work - but I’m sure she means hard working.
Having children, who are now six, seven and eight. The responsibility and love that I felt for them has changed the way I viewed the world.
On Sunday afternoons you'll find me either playing or working on the farm at home with my three children - they have become rather good at cutting fire wood. Sundays have also become a social event since moving to Banks Peninsula three years ago, with neighbouring families coming over to share some tucker and a brew.
I would like to get better at time management, as there never seems to be enough hours in the day to complete all the tasks I’d like to do. My wife would also like this…
My five possessions would be my wedding ring, coffee machine, phone, 30 tonne excavator and my ute.
I became a community board member so I could apply the skills I've learned in life and in business to voice community concerns and help benefit and grow our community within Christchurch City. I have many years of travel and have seen some of the best and worst the world has to offer, and I also have experience in the farming and construction sector within New Zealand. I believe Banks Peninsula is one of New Zealand’s special environments and needs to be promoted and protected.
Tori Peden – Board Chair
Community Board member for the Wairewa Subdivision
021 295 0264
tori.peden@ccc.govt.nz
About Tori
I am like their mother, always trying to take care of them. Takes charge, talks a lot.
Having my two children. Also going on a leadership course when I was 3 form (year 9), I realised I thrive on helping others.
At home spending time with my husband and children or in the city with my family visiting friends.
Another language, Te Reo, sign language, etc.
My pillow, slippers, cell phone (sorry - modern technology has made life too simple), my handbag (a woman’s handbag is so full of useful things).
Because I wanted to see some local projects completed/repaired. I will be bringing passion, enthusiasm also a good ear to listen.
Tyrone Fields
Community Board member for the Lyttelton Subdivision
021 100 4590
tyrone.fields@ccc.govt.nz
