Glenwood UIP Ambassador’s service also in lockdown

GLENWOOD UIP Ambassadors are not classified as essential service workers and as such, their service has been put on hold during lockdown.

Neil Lamble, Glenwood UIP chairman, said the UIP had increased its security measures and will have five security guards instead of three patrolling the area during lockdown.

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“Now that lockdown has begun, we strongly urge all members and residents to fully comply with the President’s directives to stay at home. Working together as a community will ensure we will emerge safely and healthily after the lockdown period,” said Lamble.

Contact the Glenwood UIP with any service delivery issues on its hotline number 0861 888 443 or visit: https://glenwooduip.co.za/site/

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