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Year-end update from the Bridge City Management Association

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As we approach the festive season, our team recognizes the importance of this time for businesses in the precinct. We understand that many will be closed for the year-end while some will stay open throughout the season. We implore all businesses to ensure that private security and systems are in order. During this period, it’s…

Official opening of Dr Pixley Ka iSaka Seme Memorial Hospital in Bridge City

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On Friday, 24th November 2023,  President Cyril Ramaphosa, presided over the official opening of the Dr Pixley Ka iSaka Seme Memorial Hospital. Bridge City was a hive of activity, abuzz with the presence of esteemed ministers and officials. The event garnered significant attention, drawing together a notable gathering of dignitaries and stakeholders. Notably, a heavy…

Town centre improvements thanks to eTM

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This month, DSW teams diligently cleaned the town centre’s roads and pavements using high-pressure jetting trucks. We extend our sincere gratitude to the municipality for their commitment to enhancing the precinct. Additionally, heartfelt thanks to the Roads Department for their prompt replacement of damaged road rails at the intersection of Bhejane Street and Nkunzana Road.…

Cleaning and greening teams transforming our space

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Our cleaning and greening teams are on a roll with verge maintenance on both M25 embankments. The Bridge City Boulevard flower beds are getting a makeover too, courtesy of their dedicated efforts. Our team completed a week of tree trimming and tended to the maintenance of flower beds and garden areas. Kudos to the team…

Tree trimming and felling in Bridge City

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Green Africa began tree trimming in the precinct this month, with the trees in the Bridge City Business Estate getting their branches felled, the team will be removing the branches during the course of the coming weeks. A big thank you to the team from Instratin for getting one of their TLB to assist in…

It’s time – take part in our Annual Perception Survey and have your say

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Your active participation is key to shaping the future of Bridge City. Join our Annual 2023/4 Perception Survey, a vital tool in our quest for excellence. Survey Essentials This survey captures your thoughts, experiences, and recommendations to position Bridge City as a sought-after precinct. It’s easy to get involved: Access the Survey: Click here. Submit Your…

Report electricity faults on WhatsApp

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The Municipality is committed to providing an efficient and quick service to residents. Bearing this in mind, load shedding has contributed to an increased number of faults due to overload trips. The City has made reporting electricity faults much easier. Residents can report electricity-related faults to the WhatsApp number 076 791 2449. The WhatsApp facility…

Enhancing Bridge City’s beauty and cleanliness

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Green Africa enjoyed a fruitful week as their planned activities received dedicated attention. The teams concentrated on revitalizing the flower beds in the bridge city precinct, which involved soil cultivation and the removal of withered leaves and litter. Additionally, they diligently conducted street sweeping to maintain the cleanliness of the surrounding roads. Well done team!

The impact and importance of tourism on precincts

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Precincts often attract tourists due to their distinctive offerings, and tourism, in turn, can play a vital role in shaping the development and sustainability of these areas. Precinct Management and collaboration with municipalities is a key contributor in positioning precincts as desirable locations for lifestyle or business events, underpinned by safe, well-maintained, clean, green, and…

An clean and maintained precinct

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Green Africa had a productive month continuing with their scheduled maintenance. They placed more emphasis on litter picking efforts around the precinct with the wind and increased foot traffic both contributing factors to large amounts of debris collecting in certain areas.
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