Mt Roskill has not had it’s fair share over the decades, and Wesley has been particularly badly affected. In 2013 we pledged to progress Fairness for Wesley through: (updates on each area since 2013 are in brackets): Better library services (We are advocating for Wesley to be the priority for new library services on the isthmus)…
Fairness For Wesley
The below is from our Fairness For Wesley campaign – a leaflet we have been sharing around Wesley for the last fortnight. We are speaking up for fairness, for the whole Mt Roskill community, and especially here in Wesley. Fairness means that people in our community have equal opportunities, support when it is needed, and…
RCV Policy on Town Centres and Economic Development
We need a focused local policy on economic development issues that provides jobs, supports local enterprises, and revitalises our run-down town centres. Specific policy includes: Bringing a greater focus on to the development of an integrated high quality town centre at Stoddard Rd, including development of a Precinct Plan. The development of retail strategy for…
RCV Policy on Young People
Shail Kaushal, one of Auckland’s youngest candidates for election has launched Roskill Community Shail Kaushal Voice’s policy on young people today. We believe strongly in the need to positively support our young people. Roskill’s young people are smart, creative, and community minded. We just need to create the right environment and supports to see them…
The Living Wage – It’s about fairness
The Roskill Community Voice campaign is all about winning a fair share for Roskill. Local people deserve the same access to Council services and facilities, we should have our voice heard on important issues, and everyone in our community should have the right to the basics – healthy housing, proper healthcare, and a good start…