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What's happening in Lyttelton?

Keep up with your community! Here are ways to find out what's coming up, and what has just happened, in Lyttelton:

Lyttelton News is a monthly supplement in The Akaroa Mail. It has what’s on in the community, in depth interviews, articles seeding possibilities within the community and commentaries on significant issues.

The PL email newsletter is PL Chair Margaret Jefferies' weekly bulletin packed with news about upcoming projects in the community. To subscribe, email: margaret.jefferies@clear.net.nz

Contact PL

Phone: 64 (3) 328 9243
Office: The Portal
54a Oxford Street  Lyttelton
Postal: PO Box 74 Lyttelton  8841
Email: office@lyttelton.net.nz
Map:
Google Maps
Info: PL Info Sheet

Earthquake Donation

Help Lyttelton by supporting

local events and initiatives

Use Paypal for creditcards

Follow this link to make a direct deposit and for further informatin about our appeal

Get Involved

  • Offer to be a writer. You can do this as a one off experience or produce material on a more regular basis – both are appreciated.
  • Look out for newsworthy material and refer the matters to the team…
  • Take photos
  • Offer to organise a whole section – say children’s art or gardening or sports reviews…
  • Advertise - rates are available on request.
  • Write letters to the editor
  • Become a deliverer of the paper. PL organises the delivery of The Akaroa Mail when the Lyttelton News supplement is included. This is once a month. This was initially set up to guarantee a 100% delivery rate. We have a good record. Deliverers donate their time – get exercise walking up and down the hills and get Time Bank credits for their work.
Lyttelton News
Lyttelton News Issue 80 oct-07

Lyttelton News for October 7th 2011

Read the latest from the  Lyttelton News (as featured in the Akaroa Mail) you can download and read them as PDF documents by clicking on the following links...

Lyttelton news _7oct11_Pages11-12

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Lyttelton News Issue 79 sept-9

Lyttelton News for September 9th 2011

These pages featured in the Lyttelton News in the Akaroa Mail you can download and read them as PDF documents

Lyttelton News - Issue 79 September 9th 2011 Pages (PDF 1.2 mb)

 
Lyttelton News Issue 78 Aug 6

Lyttelton News for August 12 2011

These pages featured in the Lyttelton News in the Akaroa Mail you can download and read them as PDF documents

Lyttelton News - Friday Aug 12 2011 Pages 1 & 2 (PDF 1 mb)

Lyttelton News - Friday Aug 12 2011 Pages 3 & 4 (PDF 1 mb)

 
Lyttelton News Issue 76 June 3

Lyttelton News for June 03

These pages featured in the Lyttelton News in the Akaroa Mail you can download and read them as PDF documents

Lyttelton News - Friday June 3 Pages 1 & 2 (PDF 1 mb)

Lyttelton News - Friday June 3 2011 Pages 3 & 4 (PDF 1 mb)

 
Earthquake Suppliment

A special edition of the Lyttelton News featuring 8 pages of community news relating to the February 22nd Earthquake that was centred on the suburb of Lyttelton.

These pages featured in the Lyttelton News as a special suppliment in the Akaroa Mail you can download and read them as PDF documents

Lyttelton News - Friday March 11 2011 Pages 1 & 2 (PDF 1.6 mb)

Lyttelton News - Friday March 11 2011 Pages 3 & 4 (PDF 2.4 mb)

Lyttelton News - Friday March 11 2011 Pages 5 & 6 (PDF 1 mb)

Lyttelton News - Friday March 11 2011 Pages 7 & 8 (PDF 1 mb)

 
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Being the change

Project Lyttelton is a non-profit grassroots organisation committed to building sustainable, connected community.

Through a range of innovative projects, PL is harnessing the power of community and fostering hope and inspiration to create a collective future. Our values-based approach is inclusive and participative - we recognise all people have intrinsic value.

Some of our projects include; supporting local food production, looking at ways to meet energy needs through innovative community-based solutions, minimising waste, creating opportunities for people to come together to play, share information and skills, the initiatives continue grow!.

The PL model is attracting interest both nationally and internationally and we are happy to share what we've learned.

Planning on visiting - Print off the Snakes & Ladders Walking Map to discover our historic town.

 

Map Of Lyttelton