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from The Eastbourne Herald February 2023

Well, Supersize me!

opportunities to expand the range and depth of projects BPC could take on, including immediate benefits for work at Seaview Wharf,” he says. “It’s really changed the way we’re looking at the project. With concrete elements, we can now lift precast forms in one go, which has massive implications for what we can achieve with the two-week shipping windows we work within.”

Work cannot be carried out while oil tankers are berthed.

He says a decision is yet to be made on what will happen with Seaview’s former main barge, Tuapapa.

For more information, including the full story of the holdups experienced on the way to Seaview, see The Seaview Project’s website –seaviewproject.co.nz

News from our local playcentres

Kia Ora parents, grand parents or caregivers of under fives! Join us for a term of fun in the sun (or under the shade of a giant pōhutukawa if you prefer) at Point Howard Playcentre! Come and visit any Monday, Wednesday or Friday 9:15-11:45 from Feb 8th for messy play, water play, sand pits, obstacle courses, pic nics, baby music sessions, story time and more. There is a drop off option for 2.5 year olds and over.

We've been doing some trips this term to enjoy the outdoors with our wonderful peers. Check out the photos!

Find out how we maximise the fun and minimise the mahi to make the most of these precious preschool years and get to know the other families in our precious community. We welcome visitors free of charge for a couple of sessions, members pay a (non-mandatory) koha.

We also offer optional talks and training for those who are interested in learning more about child development and play.

Contact: Lucy 021335391 or pcpointhoward@gmail.com