While everyone was trying to escape the heat last weekend, the chaps from P&G Construction were hard at work filling potholes in Pienaar/Roberts roads in Pennington. Thanks for playing a big part in trying to make our roads easier to drive on.
Members of Tidy Towns Pennington have been in discussion with the Department of Transport since November/December. It is hoped that the verges of the R102 will be cleared soon.
Charlotte du Plessis, a car guard at Scottburgh Mall, retired on January 31. I know that the community will join me in wishing her well.
Freeland Park Ratepayers’ Association aims to set up an informal ‘Urban Improvement Precinct’ for Freeland Park, to manage the suburb effectively and to make it a safer and more attractive place, hence increase property values. Their approach is to ensure that they get the maximum benefit from the rates and taxes they are already paying, and provide a range of additional services as per their agreed plan. Their plan has four main elements – security, garden maintenance, precinct management and capital projects. More information can be found on www.fpra.co.za
Take note:
* Farmers’ Market takes place at Scottburgh Country Club on Sunday, February 18 from 10:00 to 14:00. Cost per stall is R30, members R25. Space is limited. Book early to avoid disappointment. WhatsApp 064 0122044.
* Scottburgh Old Boys Rugby Club is still recruiting. Last season they brought rugby back to the Scottburgh Country Club. This season, they hope to leave their mark at all rugby clubs. Requirements: 18+ years old, passion for rugby. For more information contact 084 2980271 or 084 0623433.
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