​Thank you everyone for your feedback in our recent survey, we've had a fantastic response.

We will be collating the responses and presenting them back to the community to agree on the priorities for Sandringham - you are invited to join us and help decide what these are on 28 May at Edendale School, any time between 2:30 and 5:00pm.

The comments contributed will become the foundation of a vision report which will be presented to the Albert Eden Local Board in June.

Please give us your feedback about the future of Sandringham and win.  Fill in our short survey here to tell us about your vision for Sandringham. When you're filling it in, have a think about:

Thank you everyone (100 responses!) for helping us choose which artist will guide the redesign of Sandringham Reserve. Together we chose Katy Wallace and her vision "Neighbourhood Picnic".
Katy's artist statement and images are below, and we'll have more information as the design is developed further.
Also, congratulations Sophie, winner of the $100 voucher to Paradise Restaurant.

Artist Statement: Designed as an interpretive space, use it how you like - ride your trike around the circular track, play ball on the rubber circle mat, have your takeaways lounging on the warm deck, send the kids off to set up a fort and swing from the trees on the playground. This is a design created from the identity of its place, food - culture and community make it what it is. It will be a welcome oasis for locals and visitors alike.

​Sandringham Reserve Playground is soon to be renewed, share your ideas to help make our playground extraordinary

We are on the hunt for some inspirational ideas to make our Sandringham Reserve playground extraordinary, so we have devised the ULTIMATE weekend and school holiday challenge!

Take your kids to at least 3 playgrounds and let us know what they and you love about them by 3rd August.

Tell us about your visits in the survey below, or there's a printable version in word or pdf.
Here’s a map of some great playgrounds and you may know another one – please tell us about them!
All responses go into the draw to win a family meal worth $60 from one of Sandringham’s renowned local restaurants. Also - post a photo on our Facebook page with your kids playing on a playground you visit, and each photo goes in a draw to win a family pass to “Bounce and Beyond” or trampoline park “Jump”.

Next 30 years of movement on Sandringham Road
Free on Thursday 11 December, 6:00 pm?
Auckland Transport will be presenting to us and asking for feedback about the corridor management plan for Sandringham Road.
Auckland Transport is looking at arterial corridors throughout the city and identifying what improvements are needed over the next 30 years to address key transport problems.
Auckland Transport would like to hear from the community about what we think the key issues are with Sandringham Road, particularly in the Sandringham shops area.
Come along to Sandringham Community Centre, 20 Kitchener Street. 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm.