NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi works advises that maintenance work will take place on State Highway 1 (SH1): Princes Street, Otahuhu from Sunday 7 to Thursday 11 July between 9pm and 5am. This is ongoing work and is expected to finish on 11 July. Mt Wellington...
Many thanks to Andrew Morpeth and James Sai Louie of Lucidity Cloud Services for hosting us at our recent Cyber Risk breakfast event (Andrew with a freshly broken foot). The presentation was an eye-opener - we are all at risk of cyber attacks, particularly small to...
PBA wants to hear from you and your business! Simply fill out our survey HERE by 12pm, May 24th, leave your contact details and you will be entered into the prize draw to win one of 5 seats on a 20 minute scenic flight around Auckland City courtesy of Advanced...
The following crime was recorded during May, within the Penrose map displayed: Neilson Street - 4 thefts from cars, 2 burglaries, 1 stolen motor vehicle Maurice Road - 1 burglary, 1 stolen motor vehicle Walls Road - 1 burglary, 1 theft from a car Station Road - 2...
Mt Wellington Arthur Brown Pl (wilful damage) Hotunui Dr (Commercial burg) Carbine Rd (burgs x 2 vehicle crime) Hotunui Dr (burg) Mangahoe Rd (vehicle crime) South Penrose Neilson St (burgs) repeat location Captain Springs Rd (multiple burgs)
Photo by Jilbert Ebrahimi on Unsplash To see mapped incidences of crime in our area, open the latest Police crime report for March HERE and scroll down to the Penrose map on page 12.
Last month businesses reported around a 41% decrease in reported crime within the Penrose area compared to incidents reported to Police during April 2022. This decrease was associated to eight less burglaries, one less theft from a vehicle and three less stolen...
Penrose Business Association crime report for February 2022 (These numbers are not official “crime statistics” but can be used as a guide to track reported incidents) There was a slight increase in reported crime for Penrose during January 2022 compared to incidents...
PBA's August 12th event was beautifully captured by photographer Sharlene Ferguson of Focal Point Photos.
The Small business cash flow loan scheme (SBCS) supporting small to medium businesses affected by COVID-19, has been extended, and applications for the loan can now be made until 31st of December 2023, an extension of 3 years.If your business has 50 or fewer full-time...