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Imagine by the end of the century 100 metres of the Bloubergstrand coastline has completely washed away? This is the alleged future one of Cape Town’s most beloved beaches is currently facing, according to a recent study conducted by HawaiianIslands.

Let us Feed a Family, a non-profit organisation founded by Estelle Geduld from Voëlvlei during the pandemic to provide meals for people, received a welcome donation of R15 000 on Friday 18 August – thanks to employees from the Ackermans…

With a critical shortage of traffic officers visible on local roads, motorists question the level of service provided by Cape Town traffic services – especially during blackouts.

Goodwood Library took the spotlight at the Subcouncil meeting that was held on Thursday 17 August at the Parow chambers for the services it renders to the Goodwood community.

“The coronavirus left me jobless while needing to oversee my almost one-year-old daughter at that time. I was faced with devastation and plenty of discouragement.”.

The oldest church in Milnerton will be celebrating its 110th birthday by reaching out to those with mental health struggles.

Pothole repair work and resealing in parts of Ward 1 (Panorama, Plattekloof, Sonnendal, Kleinbosch, Monte Vista and Welgelegen) are complete or nearing completion, a representative of the City of Cape Town’s urban mobility said last week.

Another round of public participation is set to take place for the approval of a leash-free dog park and recreation area for Ward 113, specifically around Appaloosa Crescent and Circle Road greenbelt, West Riding in Table View.

“The vagrants and street people in our area have now gotten completely out of hand.”.

Environmental activists are giving the City a thumbs up after starting the next portion of the major R470 million Milnerton Bulk Sewer upgrade – part of which should also combat the Milnerton Lagoon pollution.