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The first Subcouncil meeting for the new year started off on a sombre note on Thursday last week.

A juvenile Pygmy Sperm whale was euthanised in Melkbosstrand last week after washing up ashore at Slabber se Klippe.

A far cry from carefree days on the beach as a child, Faith February is now a top scientist in the field of oceanography.

Several endangered plant species have been recorded and are now being protected at the Batavia Street Conservancy in Bothasig. To help with the task of caring for the area, a Friends group of the public open space was also established.

Elderly couples in Kraaifontein have become the target of a group of unscrupulous criminals who work under the guise of municipal workers to gain entry into the homes of those they rob.

The first Subcouncil meeting for the new year started off on a sombre note on Thursday last week.

Amy February from Kuils River, a Grade 12 learner at Rhenish Girls’ High School in Stellenbosch, was taken to school in true VIP-style by radio station Good Hope FM last Wednesday at the start of the school year.

Work on the Table View beachfront’s new walkway and ablutions, and upgrades to the parking areas started on Monday, setting a halfway mark for the City of Cape Town’s major project to rehabilitate, revitalise and maintain the beachfront.

There is an exciting opportunity for unemployed South African mothers who are always hustling to make a living for their families.

The beaches around Cape Town were the main focus of the City of Cape Town’s law enforcement unit during the past festive season.