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Ramsgate CPF to mark 25 years

All are invited to a meeting at the Lions Club in Glenmarkie Drive, Ramsgate on Saturday, September 19 at 14:00.

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Shona Aylward Less than a minute
Ramsgate CPF volunteers (from left) Jenny Brewis, Nicol Shange and Monique Strydom get behind their town.

Residents, property owners, business owners and community members are invited to attend the Ramsgate Community Policing Forum (CPF) and Ramsgate Urban Development Precinct annual meeting.

The meeting will be held at the Lions Club in Glenmarkie Drive, Ramsgate, on Saturday, September 19 at 14:00.

This year marks the Ramsgate CPF’s 25th anniversary of serving the community.

Attendees will receive reports on the organisations’ activities, finances and plans.

They will have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss projects and priorities aimed at keeping Ramsgate safe, clean and welcoming.

Working together to make Ramsgate a better place are Ramsgate Residents’ and Ratepayers’ Association members (from left) Bob McKnight, Paul Johnson (chairperson), Carla Steenkamp (Ramsgate CPF), Sarah Unsworth, Gunter Tinnefeld and David Knowles.

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