These businesses are open (19/9/11):
Acupuncture Therapy
Bank of New Zealand
Beauty by Carly
Bells Pharmacy
Christchurch Council Service Centre
Coastal Living / Picture Framers
Coffee Culture
Fishermans Wharf
Himalaya Design
London Fish and Chips
London Street Books
London Street Dairy
Leslies Bookshop
Lyttel Arthouse
Lyttel Beauty
Lyttel Piko
Lyttelton Bakery
Lyttelton Harbour Information Centre
Lyttelton Library
Lyttelton Health Centre
Lyttelton Physiotherapy
Lyttelton Recreation Centre
Lyttelton Shuttle
Lyttelton Top Club
Mac Todd Solicitors
Min Sarginson Real Estate
Portico
Professionals Real Estate
Project Lyttelton Office
Pulp Kitchen
Ray White Real Estate
SAMO Coffee
Sno Clothes
Storm Hairdressing
Governors Bay Hotel
She Chocolate
Living Springs
5/9/11 - Much of Lyttelton zoned green http://www.stuff.co.nz/the-press/news/5565618/Port-Hill-properties-go-green
26/6/11 Harbour Arts Collective on National Radio http://www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/artsonsunday
The Lyttelton Street Party and Festival of Lights has been rescheduled to 29 July.
Update 10/5/11- Several key demolitions on London Street have meant the street can open again. While it is awful to see these beautiful old buildings go and our hearts go out to
the building and business owners, Lyttelton has to move on now. Several more Lyttelton businesses have now reopened on London Street such as Coffee Culture. See The Press story here.
Demolitions in Lyttelton begin: click here (The
Press)
See Lyttelton on Facebook - look for "Love Lyttelton" to join the conversation.
Update 16/3/11: The Farmers Market recommences at the Lyttelton Main School Site on Saturday 19th March. 10am to 1pm. Your support of local producers, businesses and the
Market would be appreciated. Please publicise this throughout your networks. The Arts and Crafts Market on the grassy area is scheduled to recommence in three weeks time.
BNZ are installing a temporary premises in a cabin which will be sited outside Portico on London Street. I am awaiting
confirmation of the services which will be offered, but it is my understanding that basic banking services will be offered, plus an ATM.
Leslies Bookshop is currently offering a limited range of stock from a temporary site at the Health Centre on Oxford
Street.
Lyttel Piko have reopened from 12pm to 5pm 7 days, and from 9am Saturdays.
Storm Hairdresser has reopened.
An update from Robin at The Stables: Also just to let you know that The Stables structural engineer report is good and we are
getting the 2011 ply makeover to shore brick work. We will be operating from 22 Canterbury Street in 2 weeks (Mainzeal willing) and meanwhile are down with Physiotherapy Lyttelton at the Medical Centre. Appointments for Acupuncture, Beauty by Carly and
Chiropractor Mark Warren can be made on 3289053/ 021 848211
Portico is open daily from 11-3 under the verandah.
Read a review of the new Fishermans Wharf restaurant here: http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/4768206/Location-location-and-timing-for-Lyttelton-restaurant/
An early report of Lyttelton damage and shock with Joe Bennett: clink here (the Press)
22 February - Major earthquake centered on Lyttelton - read more here (NZ Herald) and here (TVNZ).
In other news:
$8m paid in quake wage subsidies
http://www.stuff.co.nz/the-press/news/canterbury-earthquake/4195632/8m-paid-in-quake-wage-subsidies
Earthquake rocks Christchurch
http://www.stuff.co.nz/the-press/news/4094979/Huge-earthquake-rocks-Christchurch
Two Lyttelton Boats sink in Canterbury storm (9 June 2010):
http://www.stuff.co.nz/the-press/news/3789097/Boat-owners-angered-by-marinas-state
Marina, Cafes in Port $250 Million plan.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/the-press/news/3012690/Marina-cafes-in-250m-port-plan
Port Co plans $100m harbour channel dredge
http://www.stuff.co.nz/business/industries/3189188/Lyttelton-seeks-nod-for-big-dig
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