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Blackheath Development: We are still Growing
Goosebumps, most of you may know them as the little bumps you get when a chill runs up your spine,
24 March 2013
Working together with businesses, property owners and residents to create a safer, cleaner and more sustainable Blackheath.
Goosebumps, most of you may know them as the little bumps you get when a chill runs up your spine,
Greening Competition While ST3 and the law enforcement are working to keep us safe, we can work to keep our
Happy Valley Housing Project: Making People Happy The Happy Valley Hosing Project is in the final stretch. With a few
As the first half of the year progresses it is important to remain aware and vigilant. Whilst crime may have
The full State of the Province Address in the Western Cape Provincial Legislature by Helen Zille Premier Of The Western
Last year we awarded the winners of the Blackheath CID Greening Competition with their prizes of R1000 meal vouchers to
Other developments are also taking shape in Blackheath, like the Home Choice development in School Road that truly is becoming
The development along Wimbledon Road that is aligned to the Housing project in Happy Valley is also making good progress.
The Blackheath CID Team also arranged the clearing of the open culverts along Range Road of debris, sand and litter
We continued with our verge clearing and levelling projects in January.
The City of Cape Town has produced the General Valuation Roll 2012 (GV 2012) in terms of the Local Government:
Let me start by wishing you and yours a prosperous and joyous 2013 that sees an upturn in the economy
Welcome to the November / December 2012 issue of the Blackheath City Improvement District Newsletter. So we are getting ready
October has seen a slight increase in crime within the local area, especially as far as burglaries are concerned. Please
October was an extremely busy month for staff of the Blackheath CID. We had to move the Happy Feet Crèche
Our team is available to assist businesses and stakeholders within Blackheath CID area.