He’s quietly spoken but has a big influence as editor of Fringe Magazine - the local magazine that we love getting in our letterboxes across the Waitākere Ranges community. Meet Bevis England

Titirangi businesses are being invited to add a splash of pink to the village this October, supporting a cause that touches many local families.

The latest Village Vibe is packed with local news, people and things to do. Meet Titirangi real estate agent Brigid O’Connor, discover what’s happening at the newly reopened library, see how the Rangiwai Road redevelopment is taking shape, and catch up on news from the Titirangi Business Association.

The second in our series where we get to know the people behind local businesses. This month, Brigid O’Connor.

Here’s July’s quick read - new memberships continue and we are continuing our focus on advocacy. With around 40 members onboard before the end of our first year, we’re on track. Plus, two events for the the local business community in the next two months.

Kim Buckley is a local resident, and the owner of Tonic Spa in the village. She has 70 types of dahlias in her garden and founded the long-established skin, body and beauty spa in the heart of Titirangi Village 26 years ago.

• Titirangi’s map masterpiece

• Next meeting

• Plans for events and marketing

• Meet local people

• Ben steps back - thanks Ben!

• Free social / networking catch up event

• Next formal meeting

• Solid progress update as projects snowball

• Reporting back on the sessions

• Who was there

• What was said

• Wanted: social media content creator

• Now we have an association, we need a plan

• Your invite to our strategy sessions

• Upcoming events

• New member welcome

• Anna Tunnell creates TBA identity

• What does it mean?

• What Anna loves about Titirangi

• New mural

• Twilight in the Village

• Membership applications open

• Thankyou CNZ Itera

• Western Project Q&A

• The Titirangi Business Association is legit!

• Meeting structure

• Village news