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Council seeks to redirect walking and cycling bridge funding to water
Hamilton City Council has listened to community feedback and is looking to reprioritise $31.5 million allocated to a walking and cycling bridge, to critical water infrastructure in the central city.
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Leaf sweepers active on our streets
Autumn and early winter are colourful times of the year in Hamilton – and busy ones too, as around 400,000kgs of fallen leaves are swept up and collected from our streets.
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Round-the-clock work to replace pipes along Mill St
Road users travelling along Mill St in Whitiora are advised to take extra care as round-the-clock work to replace wastewater pipes starts this week.
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People on bikes set for a smoother ride through the city
People on bikes are set for a smoother ride through the city with the introduction of specialist sweeping machines, made specifically for cycle lanes.
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New date set for Love Your Bike Day
Hamilton City Council's annual Love Your Bike Event was postponed last month due to COVID-19 Alert Level 2 restrictions. A new date has been announced for Sunday 18 April at Claudelands Park 10-12pm.
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Safety at city intersection to get back on track
A safer solution is in sight for road and rail users at the intersection of Ruffell Road and Onion Road in Hamilton.
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Major road closures coming to Ruakura Road
Motorists are being urged to plan ahead and prepare for delays as construction work ramps up on the Ruakura Road upgrade project.
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Resurfacing to improve Wairere Dr Eastbound from Te Rapa Rd to Karewa Pl
Road resurfacing work will be carried out over two nights on Friday 28 June and Sunday 30 June to resurface Wairere Dr from Te Rapa Rd eastbound to Karewa Pl.
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Part of Cook St to be closed for tree pruning on 14 November
Hamilton City Council will be getting on with further work helping to keep people and power supplies safe next week.
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Major works aim to open up the river
Work gets underway next week on a major project in central Hamilton aimed at making the river more accessible, boosting river tourism and safeguarding essential infrastructure.