After a developer tried to use the Wesley name for a new residential suburb in Franklin in 2017, the local community campaigned to show what the name means to them and why it needed to stay central. We supported them with public meetings, coordinating the campaign, and working with the Mt Roskill Puketapapa Historical Society…
The Great Puketapapa Bus Survey 2018
The Great Puketapapa Bus Survey 2018 After the New (Bus) Network was rolled out in the central Auckland area by Auckland Transport, we were hearing a lot of concerns about how it was working. So we surveyed the local area and produced this report summarising the around 300 responses. It includes recommendations for Auckland Transport…
Fairness for Wesley
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)…
Final Campaign Post
There are just 24 hours left to cast your votes in the 2013 Auckland Council elections. We are urging all local people to make the effort to vote. At this late stage you will need to take your completed voting papers to the Mt Roskill (or any other library) and deposit them in the ballot…
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…