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Kitcheners Annual Halloween Party

A Martinborough Tradition of Fun, Family, and Community What began as a simple children’s birthday party nearly 15 years ago has transformed…

Oct 2025

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Garden To Table

I’m with Courtney Miles, a teacher at Martinborough School, who co-ordinates a Garden to Table programme at the school. She’s bubbling with…

Oct 2025

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News from First Church

Chatting idly the other day to our resident historian Mate Higginson, the lively existence of Sunday School and Bible Class in Martinborough…

Oct 2025

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How well do we know people in our community?

Talking to Frank Aldridge, I get the sense of someone who has travelled on a journey, following a diverse, but clearly thought…

Oct 2025

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Fire Service 365 Days A Year

It’s been a while since you’ve heard from us and can we say that we haven’t been on holiday! Quite the opposite…

Oct 2025

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Martinborough Community Garden

The message works! Our request last month for a trimming person has been answered.  We are overjoyed to have a “lawn mowing…

Oct 2025

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What are we missing?

At Heartland Services, we’re proud to be part of the vibrant Martinborough community – offering a wide range of support, advice, and…

Oct 2025

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Martinborough Toy Library: Calling for a New Chair and Volunteers

The Martinborough Toy Library is entering an exciting new chapter and we’re looking for someone special to help lead the way. After…

Oct 2025

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A new venture for the Social Crust

At the Social Crust we have talked often about creating a garden that provides an opportunity for our clients and volunteers to…

Oct 2025

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On behalf of the Martinborough Business Association 

On behalf of the Martinborough Business Association (MBA) we would like to support in part Ted Preston’s drive to have SH53 terminated…

Oct 2025

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From Seed to Seedling: October in the Garden

October is when the Wairarapa truly comes alive. The ground is warm, the days are getting long, and the promise of a…

Oct 2025

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St Andrew’s Anglican Church on Dublin Street

Built in 1883, St Andrew’s is a beautiful wooden church situated on Dublin Street. It continues to offer services on Sundays, as…

Oct 2025

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