Back to Top

Community Transition - adapting to the emerging future

Author Archives: DZuW_adminv15

Transport statistics

{accordion}Motor vehicles per dwelling (statistical districts)::

Upper Kedron

Ferny Grove

Hills District

Keppera

Total

None

4

28

80

108

220

One

172

436

1458

790

2856

Two

415

685

3021

777

4898

Three

144

340

1211

244

1939

Four+

10

24

96

31

161

||||Total motor vehicles (statistical districts)::

Upper Kedron

Ferny Grove

Hills District

Keppera

Total

1474

2922

11517

3200

19113

||||Method of travel to work::

Upper Kedron

Ferny Grove

Ferny Hills

Arana Hills

Keppera

Total

Work at home

54

87

157

138

79

515

Walked only

22

42

41

50

56

211

Bicycle

3

11

13

23

23

73

Car

853

1836

2962

2437

1912

9900

Train

97

453

470

275

379

1674

Motorbike/ scooter

26

27

72

43

48

216

Truck

14

26

70

45

41

196

Bus

0

19

14

31

21

85

Taxi

6

7

7

3

7

30

Train & car

48

85

149

155

75

512

Train & bus

24

30

23

26

19

122

Train & other

10

20

8

4

12

54

Bus & car

4

0

3

11

5

23

Train & two other methods

6

10

26

14

14

70

{/accordion}

ABS Census 2006

Posted in Transport |

Charity collection ‘bins’

Collection bins

  • Outside Patricks Road State School
  • Church of Christ Arana Hills in car park
  • Great Western Super Centre in car park area near petrol station

Goods and clothing (not electrical goods) may be dropped off to Vinnies  Dawson Parade during opening hours.

Lifeline at Great Western Super Centre Keperra also takes goods and clothing read more

Posted in Facilities |

Welcome New Member – Daniel McIntosh

Transition The Grove Banner
To view this message on-line please {readonline}Click here.{/readonline}.

Dear {usertag:name}

This e-newsletter is being sent to the Food & Gardens Health Environment Energy Water Towards Zero Waste The Head The Heart and The Hands Subgroups.

Welcome new member Daniel McIntosh of Ferny Hills. Daniel joined at the recent Healthy Lifestyles Expo.

Warm regards

Anne Tennock

Subgroup Organiser

To unsubscribe {unsubscribe}click here{/unsubscribe}.


Posted in Mailing |

Welcome New Member – Ann Armstrong

Transition The Grove Banner
To view this message on-line please {readonline}Click here.{/readonline}.

Dear {usertag:name}

This e-Newsletter is being sent to the Health Education and The Heart Subgroups.

Welcome new member Ann Armstrong to Transition The Grove. Ann is interested in local Health Education and The Heart.

Ann has been a Weight Watchers Leader now for 71/2 years and enjoys what she does. She is married with 2 sons and has lived near here for 20 years.

What is the purpose of The Heart Subgroup? Probably the nicest name of all the subgroups but what is it about?

Transition Towns are about building local resilience and sustainability and they have a strong focus on the future. We are preparing now to build a secure local future here in the face of a rapidly and dramatically changing world.

The Heart is about activities that support us emotionally and in spirit to adapt through change and to put our hearts and souls into creating the very best futures for all that we can imagine.

So The Heart is about celebration song festivals dance visioning exercises dreaming imagining designing thanksgiving blessing costume artwork theatre hugs joy ….It is the comfort and inclusion that we give each other in the tough times. It is the attitudes of goodwill and respect we all need to live in harmony with each other.

So the mission of The Heart Subgroup is to take on responsibility for planning ‘Heart’ activities for Transition The Grove members and for our whole local community. The Heart Subgroup may contirubte the touch of fun and joy and laughter to otherwise quite serious meetings or topics.

If you have put your name down for The Heart Subgroup you will bless us all by opening the door and starting Heart activities for us. There are no limits except in imagination.

The local Health vision that is growing into imagined becoming for our community here is to become visibly well and thriving a blip on the national health statistics. One way we could do thisis  if as a whole community we lost 10% of the excess weight we carry. We can do this by encouraging each other and by working with local health and fitness providers such as Ann and by changing our lives to grasp health locally.

Enjoy today and prepare to enjoy the future

Anne Tennock

To unsubscribe {unsubscribe}click here{/unsubscribe}.


Posted in Mailing |

Councils

{accordion}

Brisbane City Council ::

  • Enoggera Ward (Cr Andrew Wines – Liberal  office in Alderley) Enoggera Ward comprises the suburbs of Ferny Grove Keperra Upper Kedron Mitchelton and parts of Alderley Ashgrove Enoggera Everton Park Gaythorne Grange Newmarket and The Gap.
  • Lord Mayor Campbell Newman

||||Moreton Bay Regional Council ::

  • Division 10 (Cr Brian Battersby – Independent lives in Ferny Hills office in Ferny Hills). Division 10 covers Arana Hills Everton Hills Ferny Hills Bunya and southwest Albany Creek.
  • Mayor Allan Sutherland

||||Contacting Councils::

  • Brisbane City Council 
    • 3403 8888  24 hours a day 7 days a week
    • TTY phone: 3403 8422 for hearing impaired
    • www.brisbane.qld.gov.au
    • Brisbane Square 266 George St Brisbane QLD 4000
  • Moreton Bay Regional Council
    • 3205 0555   8.30am  5.00pm Monday to Friday  (24/7 in emergencies)
    • mbrc@moretonbay.qld.gov.au
    • Fax 3205 0599
    • Strathpine (Pine Rivers) Office 3480 6666
    • www.moretonbay.qld.gov.au
    • Strathpine (Pine Rivers) Office 220 Gympie Rd Strathpine QLD 4500
    • After hours emergencies 3205 0555

||||Contacting Councillors::

  • Cr Brian Battersby
    • 3480 6383
    • Personal Assistant is Polly
    • brian.battersby@moretonbay.qld.gov.au
    • 14 Leawarra Cres Ferny Hills  3851 0475
  • Cr Andrew Wines
    • 3407 2510
    • 102 Samford Rd (cnr Cole St) Alderley Q 4051
    • enoggera.ward@ecn.net.au
    • Office hours: 8.30am – 4.30pm Mon – Fri
  • Lord Mayor Campbell Newman
  • Mayor Allan Sutherland

||||Contact councils about::

  • Abandoned vehicles
  • Aged / disability services
  • Animals (complaints registration shelters removal of dead animals)
  • Bikeways
  • Botanic gardens
  • Brisbane Transport
  • Brisbane Water
  • Building approvals / inspection
  • Cafes & food premises
  • Cemeteries / grave plaques
  • Chemical spills
  • Child care
  • Concerts / entertainment
  • Contracts
  • Dangerous goods
  • Development assessment
  • Dogs
  • Disability services
  • Drainage plans
  • Driveways
  • Emergency management
  • Employment
  • Environment
  • Flammable liquids
  • Vehicle / equipment auctions
  • Graffiti removals
  • Grants
  • Grass cutting
  • Halls bookings (BCC 3403 4048)
  • Health immunisation
  • House numbers
  • Kerb & channelling
  • Landfill sites
  • Libraries
  • Licensing (cafe dogs accommodation venues environmental protection)
  • Lost property
  • Malls
  • Mapping (Bimap)
  • Mosquitos
  • Overgrown land
  • Parks & gardens (maintenance weddings picnics mowing)
  • Permits
  • Pools
  • Pollution
  • Rates
  • Rats
  • Road maintenance
  • Sewerage (blocked sewers house drains)
  • Sharps
  • Signs
  • Sport & recreation progams
  • Sports centres
  • Storm water
  • Street cleaning
  • Town planning
  • Traffic
  • Transfer stations
  • Trees
  • Urban renewal
  • Wastecollection / disposal
  • Water meters water supply
  • Youth spaces

||||Voting  in Council elections::

  • Voting is not compulsory.
  • BCC elections are conducted using the Optional Preferential Voting OPV system .
  • Are you entitled to vote? Check and update your details here: Check your electoral enrolment
  • Wards / Divisions :
    • Brisbane City Council
      • Enoggera
      Moreton Bay Regional Council
      • Division 10
      • What do candidates promise?
      • What do Councillors do for us locally in this part of the electorates?

      ||||Standing read more

Posted in Governance |