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Botany Town Centre Hosts Annual Community Day

Published: Tue 28 Feb 2012 04:43 PM
Botany Town Centre Hosts Annual Community Day
On Saturday 10 March, the annual Botany Community Day will be held at Botany Town Centre.
This great event is a chance for local residents to come along to the centre and get advice from organisations such as Inland Revenue, the Salvation Army and the Botany Crimewatch Patrol. Local creative arts centre Uxbridge has organised a live entertainment schedule for the day. As well as entertainment and information, local residents can have free dental checks, health checks and breast screening.
The day is being organised by local figures including Pastor Mark van Wijk of the BotanyLife Community Church and Community Constable Gary Boles. Pastor van Wijk says that the day is shaping up to be a great event and will be invaluable to the residents of Botany.
“There will be a great range of stallholders at Botany Town Centre and it is a great opportunity for new residents and immigrants to familiarise themselves with the area and see what services are available to them.”
Botany Community Day is designed with the community in mind and with the goal of helping local residents get the most out of the area.
There is still the opportunity for service providers to register a stall at Botany Town Centre for the Botany Community Day. Any interested parties can register at www.botanycommunityday.co.nz but they need to be in quick as spaces are limited and they are filling fast. The community day runs from 10am to 3pm on Saturday 10 March.
About Botany Town Centre
Situated approximately 19km southeast of Auckland, Botany Town Centre is one of New Zealand’s largest retail developments, with 169 specialty stores. Its retailers range from Dick Smith Electronics to Rebel Sports and a full complement of banks, fashion stores, and New Zealand’s most popular café and restaurant chains. The centre includes one of Auckland’s largest Farmers stores and a New World supermarket. The centre provides diverse entertainment choices from the Circle Lounge at Berkeley Cinema to the award-winning Cock and Bull pub. In addition to its retail offering, Botany Town Centre is a community hub for other services including the Botany Library, the Community Constable, and a variety of medical and health providers.
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