Marlborough District Council at 15 Seymour Street is a trusted cornerstone for residents in Blenheim. Visitors appreciate the friendly and efficient service, with many noting how quickly and kindly staff handle tasks like passport signature and stamping free of charge. The council’s commitment extends beyond office walls, as the well-maintained public areas around Blenheim reflect their dedication to community pride. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, the council’s welcoming approach and visible care for the city make it a vital part of Blenheim’s charm.
Bronwyn Yarrall
4 months agoFor all of you who have taken joy from the hydrangea display at 10 Howick Road. For those who have stopped to talk to me about the beauty of them, knocked on my door for a cutting or chat about them. For all the lovely comments. and the smiles as you drove past - thank you. I am very sad to report that due to someone complaining to MDC about them hanging over the footpath, they are going to be pulled out by Council and replaced with grass or shingle as, in their words “they don’t want to maintain them”. Which is what I have been doing for the last 10 years with pleasure. Please no nasty comments. As I feel this display has been as much about the joy it’s brought the community as the joy it’s brought me, I wanted to let you know. Happy gardening.this is so ridiculous as she keeps in great condition. What about trees etc hanging over.
gosmami
a year agoIf you need for passport copy signature and stamp than u need go to Court House. Very friendly people. They can make this work free. And only for 2 minute. Thank you so much. You are the best people ☺️🥳😍🇳🇿🇳🇿
Carol Bilderbeck
3 years agoWe have been staying at Waterlea racecourse in our motorhome, and although this isn’t our first visit to your city, we’ve had a better look around, and would like to say that the public areas of the city are superb. A credit to the Council.
Andy Mcdougall
5 years agoThinking of shopping in Blenheim be carful I would suggest shopping elsewhere as it appears the council is short on funds and employing over zealous parking officials to make up the shortfall, I'd recommend Christchurch rather than heading north On a shopping trip from Kaikoura I received a ticket for parking across a marking indicating the limit of a parking space. I usually drive a 2 door Rav4 but on this day a Ranger which is quite a bit longer, so more than likely my mistake the wife said I was over the line a little so all good. When the reminder arrived I had two tickets ......? One as above for the parking offense and the other being parked in an area marked by a broken yellow line which would be pretty obvious considering I parked across a marking indicating the limit of a parking space. I only had the $40 ticket under the wiper never received the other until the reminder arrived $60 + court costs of $40 so all up 2 tickets for the same offense and $140 worth of fines from consecutive ticket numbers and written 2 minutes apart by the same 097 officer When I parked there was no one in the 3 or 4 parking spaces in front of me and no one behind which stands to reason yellow line, so I had inconvenienced no one, It was the same when I returned to the vehicle. I hope officer 097 gets the promotion he or she is looking for which I assume must be based around how many tickets one can write in a shift and perhaps some gold star epaulets for the uniform which provides them with the power trip ............. Andy McDougall
marewa rutledge
5 years agoThis area is shocking with curb side recycling i saw my daughter bin emptied then a bag of recycling but back into her bin all we can think of was it was to full as i left her house i watched the bin men take others down the same street we checked her recycling and all were recyclable so no more recycling from her house in future and as for my small street dont put ya bin out if its windy cause they dont pick up a thing so i dont recycle anymore either