NewsBank (Constantiaberg Bulletin)
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A Mother's Day Show, presented at the Milnerton Methodist Ha
A Mother's Day Show, presented at the Milnerton Methodist Hall on Sunday May 12 at 3pm, promises to be an afternoon of music, laughter and memories...and features the talents of Shannon Lewis, Sadia Hartle and Faried Swartz, as well as a performance from 7-year-old Aafiyah.
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The City is replacing more than 1 000 metres of ageing fibre
The City is replacing more than 1 000 metres of ageing fibre-cement water pipes in Southfield with plastic ones.
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Roger Graham, of Meadowridge, has received a nod for his con
Roger Graham, of Meadowridge, has received a nod for his contribution to conservation as chairperson of Friends of Meadowridge Common.
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False Bay RFC storm the Green Mile
A league match it was, but with so many facets it was almost guaranteed to be a massive occasion, and Motorvaps False Bay RFC took the M3 south back home with an unbeaten run on not only Saturday, but Friday night too.
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Rough sleeping fund-raiser to aid homeless
The public are being invited to sleep rough for a night as part of a fund-raising drive by U-turn, a non-profit organisation that helps the homeless.
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Westlake residents are complaining about poor service at a l
Westlake residents are complaining about poor service at a local municipal clinic after staff there allegedly refused to aid a pregnant homeless woman who was found in a pool of blood about 100 metres from the facility.
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The South African Bone Marrow Registry is asking the public
The South African Bone Marrow Registry is asking the public to donate items for care packs to be given to child stem-cell-transplant patients in state hospitals and their fam- ilies.
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In Any Dream Will Do - My Pad Met Webber, singer, actor and
In Any Dream Will Do - My Pad Met Webber, singer, actor and songwriter André Schwartz explores his relationship with all that is Andrew Lloyd Webber, since encountering his work for the first time at the age of 12 when he saw Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
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City staff have been doing maintenance along the Spaanschema
City staff have been doing maintenance along the Spaanschemat River in Constantia to prevent flooding during the wet winter months.
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Sophie Joans, of Observatory, and Anthea Thompson, of Plumst
Sophie Joans, of Observatory, and Anthea Thompson, of Plumstead, co-star in Dog Rose, a two-person play at the Baxter theatre later this month.
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New melodies by Melorie Jane
Jazz pianist and singer Melorie Jane will perform at various Cape Town venues throughout May, promoting her second album.
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The Cape Peninsula Baboon Management Joint Task Team, consis
The Cape Peninsula Baboon Management Joint Task Team, consisting of representatives from SANParks, CapeNature, and the City of Cape Town, will hold public meetings with communities from baboon-affected areas in June.
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Cope with Hope, a non-profit organisation, is appealing for
Cope with Hope, a non-profit organisation, is appealing for support to feed and clothe the needy of Die Gatjie informal settlement.
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The trimming and felling of trees on a Spilhaus Avenue prope
The trimming and felling of trees on a Spilhaus Avenue property and an adjoining strip of the Klaasenbosch Greenbelt to “improve the view” has left Constantia residents and environmental groups fuming.
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The Rustenburg Girls’ Junior School will host the National E
The Rustenburg Girls’ Junior School will host the National Ensemble Competition from Thursday August 8 to Saturday August 10.
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BMX enthusiasts from across the city, especially the little
BMX enthusiasts from across the city, especially the little ones, could hardly wait to put their bikes and the track to the test, at the launch of the newly-refurbished BMX track, at Princessvlei Eco Park in Elfindale, last weekend.
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BMX track at Princess Vlei
BMX enthusiasts from across the city, especially the little ones, could hardly wait to put their bikes and the track to the test, at the launch of the newly-refurbished BMX track, at Princessvlei Eco Park in Elfindale, at the weekend.
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U-turn, a non-profit organisation that helps to get the home
U-turn, a non-profit organisation that helps to get the homeless off the streets, wants to open a support centre for them at a Wynberg church hall.
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Tee-off to help raise funds for baby Sebastian
The Dutch Reformed Church in Simon’s Town is hosting a golf day fund-raiser for a 10-month-old baby with a rare congenital heart defect.
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A five-storey block of flats is set to replace an old-age ho
A five-storey block of flats is set to replace an old-age home in Constantia, but residents fear it will worsen traffic congestion, strain sanitation and encroach on privacy.
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Returning to the Mother City in its current format for the f
Returning to the Mother City in its current format for the fifth time, the Pick n Pay Wine and Food Festival promises a world of flavour in two afternoons of fun with friends and family over the age of 18 at its new venue at the Claremont Cricket Club in Constantia.
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Tee-off to help raise funds for baby Sebastian
The Dutch Reformed Church in Simon’s Town is hosting a golf day fund-raiser for a 10-month-old baby with a rare congenital heart defect.
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It was always going to be a clash to be savoured – unbeaten
It was always going to be a clash to be savoured – unbeaten Wynberg Boys’ High School, ranked 10th on the national school’s rankings table, travelling to Paarl to face Boys’ High, fourth on that table and unbeaten to date this season.
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A court ruling has prohibited murder-accused Darren Mettler
A court ruling has prohibited murder-accused Darren Mettler from entering Westlake.
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The latest reading scores from the Progress in International
The latest reading scores from the Progress in International Reading Literacy Study (PIRLS) have shown something we can’t ignore: South Africa needs to step up its reading game.
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Various activities at Franschhoek Literary Festival
The Franschhoek Literary Festival 2024 official programme includes a line-up of renowned local, pan-African and international authors.
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Prison gate draws flak from residents
The increased use of a Pollsmoor Prison gate in a Tokai avenue is a source of growing congestion, speeding and noise unsuitable for a residential road, say residents.
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Suspense, comedy and intrigue in Amadeus
Peter Shaffer’s classic play Amadeus, starring Alan Committie as Antonio Salieri, runs at Theatre on the Bay from Friday April 12 to Saturday May 18.
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Funny festival turns 25
The Jive Cape Town Funny Festival which takes place at the Baxter Theatre from Monday June 10 to Sunday July 7, celebrates its 25th anniversary this year.
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New means test for legal aid
The Legal Aid South Africa means test, which is used to determine if applicants qualify for legal aid, has been revised upwards to account for inflation and make legal services available to more people. The changes came into effect on Monday April 1.