A DAY IN THE LIFE OF COUNCILLOR PEPPERELL

The day started with my presentation of two digital maps to our Community Constable Damian Rapira -Davies. Then I inspected damage to public property and listened to the concerns of two local men Denis O'Reilly and Trevor Davies who have ideas about stopping needless vandalism to local property. Local people think that an alcohol ban would go a long way to reducing damage to property like this. What do you think?






Denis O'Reilly and Trevor Davies discuss the problem of
willful damage to the Caltex property that is on their patch.




































Denis O'Reilly in front with Trevor Davies behind.

Save Manners Mall - Save $11million

An open space for the last thirty years the Council is proposing to put buses through Manners Mall. If you prefer open space, now is the time to speak up and let your councillors know your thoughts on this matter. Don't diver, do it now or lose to the bus company.

Tawa Spring Festival

Wellington City Council Annual Accounts 2009 / Councillors Pay and percentage of meetings attended

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	TOTAL REMUNERATION AND PERCENTAGE OF MEETINGS & PRE-MEETING SESSIONS ATTENDED IN 2009
Councillor	% of meetings attended	% of pre-meetings attended	Total Remuneration	Average % Attended
Bryan Pepperell	100	100	$71,719	100
Leonie Gill	100	95	$88,220	97.5
Ian McKinnon	100	95	$111,590	97.5
Ngaire Best	97	100	$93,003	98.5
Celia Wade-Brown	97	68	$104,731	82.5
Iona Pannet	94	95	$77,362	94.5
Helene Ritchie	94	89	$70,214	91.5
Andy Foster	91	89	$106,604	90
Stephanie Cook	91	84	$89,598	87.5
John Morrison	91	68	$104,865	79.5
Ray Ahipene-Mercer	88	84	$112,373	86
Rob Goulden	88	79	$72,979	83.5
Jo Coughlan	84	84	$84,258	84
Hayley Wain	87	63	$92,696	75
Mayor
Kerry Prendergast	67	63	$188,667	65

WELLINGTON AND PEAK OIL

WELLINGTON AT THE CROSSROADS