Businesses are being targeted by a syndicate and are losing millions of Rands.
Browsing: Councillor Rick Crouch
Cllr Rick Crouch thanks Hillcrest SAPS Colonel Anton Myburgh
Eskom scammers target elderly
There will be a public meeting held by the Municipal Demarcation Board regarding the ward boundary changes for the 2016 elections and beyond.
Construction work will be underway in Acutts Drive from today onwards and is expected to last for three months.
Residents have been let down by relevant parties’ unwillingness to take responsibility for the installation of traffic lights.
A recent land invasion highlights the need for residents to act quickly to avert complicated legal action
All Hillcrest and Kloof residents are urged to attend their local CPF meetings
Stockville Road Construction Update
Councillor Rick Crouch considers Durban’s empty beachfront restaurant nodes and the revenue that has not been generated
This month sees a model law enforcer being recognised for the sterling work he does in Kloof
Vote for your ward committee this week – all the details here
The DA has suggested reforms to the outstanding traffic fine system, starting with incentives to pay timeously
After much wrangling, a local sub-station has been sold to the municipality for greater local control over its use
Winston Park Primary School has been recognised for the great work it is doing to reduce its carbon footprint
A man has lost everything he owns after a fire in the Stockville area
Thanks and congratulations to Arti Jadoo, Highway Hero for the month of May
Have your say in how our money is spent. Make sure you’re at the Regional budget hearing this weekend
It seems that Charles Way, the road in front of the Maytime Centre in Kloof, no longer exists in Municipal records
Marge Mitchell of KHBA is this month’s Highway Hero, nominated by you for the work she does to maintain our neighbourhood!
A group of committed Kloof locals, including SAPS and Councillor Rick Crouch, braved the driving rain to clear up the railway line
People across the region are enjoying their end-of-year festivities, with a little help from the community