In case you missed it – Top stories of the week
From another pay parking upset to the famous Blythedale Beach festival. Here is a list of this week's top stories.
Private estates brought to book
Speed trapping and restricting domestic staff’s movements within gated estates are considered unlawful – this according to a Pietermaritzburg High Court judgement last week.
Mayor’s no-show upsets business people
Furious business owners stormed out of the KwaDukuza Town Hall last Thursday after mayor Ricardo Mthembu did not pitch for a meeting, called by him, to discuss the new pay parking system.
‘Disabled’ drivers faking it for preferred parking
A recent disabled parking disagreement at the Ballito Lifestyle Centre has highlighted the general abuse of disabled parking spaces and the lack of control of this problem.
WATCH: Thompson’s Bay tidal pool leak threatens coral
A crack in the wall of the tidal pool at Thompson’s Bay is causing the water to drain and threatening the coral that has made its home in the pool.
Residents panic over Blythedale Beach festival
With the festive season approaching, Blythedale residents are bracing themselves for possibly another year of the notorious Blythedale Beach festival.
TAKE NOTE: Bar coded ID lifespan will not end in 2018
A message doing the rounds on social media stating that green barcoded ID books will no longer be valid from March 31 2018, has been dismissed.
Homeowners robbed in Salt Rock
Three men in a Silver Polo attempted to break into a house in Salt Rock on Sunday and, after being frightened off, moved on to hit another home in broad daylight.
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