Daniel Alvey
Journalist at Allied Press Limited
Community journalist at the Ashburton Guardian, telling the stories of the community. Get in touch [email protected]
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odt.co.nz | Daniel Alvey
You are not permitted to download, save or email this image. Visit image gallery to purchase the image. CanterburyDistrictsSelwynSelwyn district councillor Lydia Gliddon is not one to shy away from a challenge. She spoke to reporter Daniel Alvey about her next move - a crack at the mayoralty. Lydia Gliddon has always loved to cook, but now she is focused on perfecting a new recipe – becoming the next mayor.
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odt.co.nz | Daniel Alvey
Building consents in the Selwyn district will soon be able to be issued by a private company. The Selwyn Times understands an announcement will be made on Wednesday. Until now, only the Selwyn District Council has been able to issue consents in the district. It will be the first time a private company has been given the green light to issue consents in New Zealand.
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odt.co.nz | Daniel Alvey
Another key member of a community advocacy group is making a bid for the Selwyn District Council. Lincoln Voice secretary Denise Carrick will be running for a seat in the Kā Puna Springs Ward. She is the third committee member of Lincoln Voice to announce they will stand for the district council in the October local body elections. Chair Tracey Macleod is running for one of the at-large seats and committee member Aaron McGlinchy for a Springs Ward seat.
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odt.co.nz | Daniel Alvey
Another key member of a community advocacy group is making a bid for the Selwyn District Council. Lincoln Voice secretary Denise Carrick will be running for a seat in the Kā Puna Springs Ward. She is the third committee member of Lincoln Voice to announce they will stand for the district council in the October local body elections. Chair Tracey Macleod is running for one of the at-large seats and committee member Aaron McGlinchy for a Springs Ward seat.
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odt.co.nz | Daniel Alvey
Monday, 26 May 2025 You are not permitted to download, save or email this image. Visit image gallery to purchase the image. CanterburyDistrictsSelwynCommunity opposition has seen the Selwyn District Council reconsider its plan for an electronic billboard in Rolleston. The proposed billboard was to be located between the Selwyn Aquatic Centre and Selwyn Sports Centre on Broadlands Dr.It would have stood 9m tall, featuring two digital screens measuring 6m by 3m each.
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