Municipal
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Sir Lowry’s Pass River upgrade on track
The multi-million rand upgrade of the Sir Lowry’s Pass River, a vital project spanning Gordon’s Bay and Strand, has reached its halfway point, signaling significant progress in enhancing the region’s…
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Sewers getting serviced
Significant progress is being made on two major infrastructure projects in the Helderberg: the Trappies Bulk Sewer Rehabilitation and the Gordon’s Bay Pump Station and Rising Main projects.
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More flooding expected this weekend
The first of the heavy winter rains experienced last week resulted in several minor flooding incidents all over the Helderberg, but an easing of the rain into the weekend helped…
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Cold water at Strand indoor pool raises locals’ ire
The extended closure was primarily to address heating issues, yet the problem persists prompting residents to question why the pool was reopened in its current state.
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Strand Seawall will be completed by November 2026
Construction teams are actively engaged in bulk excavations, foundation casting, and the strategic positioning of large pre-cast concrete wall units, keeping the project on schedule for completion in November next…
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CID showdown in Gordon’s Bay
Gordon’s Bay is considering a City Improvement District (CID) to enhance local services through additional property rates, championed by a steering committee whose chairperson also heads the Gordon’s Bay Residents…
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LETTER: Just setting the record straight on council events
Councillor McFarlane sets record straight on his position at a Cape Town council meeting where the Sir Lowry’s Pass LSDF was approved.
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Community stars shine at Subcouncil 8 civic awards
Community leaders received Civic Awards from Subcouncil 8 for their vital role in storm relief efforts that helped rebuild affected areas.
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Behuisingsdroom verwesenlik
Die Stad Kaapstad het nog 29 huise aan begunstigdes oorhandig as deel van die R800 miljoen Macassar-mega-behuisingsprojek wat uiteindelik 2,469 behuisingsgeleenthede sal bied, met fase 1 se 605 eenhede wat…
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River rescue: Persistent pollution finally trounced
The City of Cape Town has installed three new litter interceptors along the Soet River in Strand at a cost of R1.1 million to trap high volumes of waste before…
