Local news
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Duck pond need no EIA
Local newsNo Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is needed for the duck pond at the George Sutter Park.
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80-year-old JJ headgirl still lives in Springs
Local newsSarah Henning (neé Loots) was born and raised in Springs and grew up in an Afrikaans household.
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Metro assures no water crisis
Local newsAfter rumours did the rounds that there will be a full-blown water crisis, the Addie made enquiries at Ekurhuleni.
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Accounting is not boring
Local newsIf you want to become a qualified chartered accountant (QCA), you'll need to have endurance.
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Chance is still up and running
Local newsFollowing complaints from Springs residents about Chance Children's Home in Dunnottar closing its doors, management decided it's time to set…
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Child Welfare gets a jungle theme wall
Local newsThe Springs and KwaThema Child Welfare Society has given a wall in their reception a face lift.
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Fast food clamp zone
Local newsA well-known fast food restaurant in Springs' parking lot is a clamping zone.
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Springs Airfield, home to three training schools
Local newsSince the Springs Airfield was established in 1955 it has evolved from short 750m grass runways to 1 600m with…
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Duck pond need no EIA
Local newsNo environmental impact assessment is needed for the duck pond at the George Sutter Park.
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Sungum celebrates the Day of the Elderly
Local newsThe Bhairavi Sungum of Springs will host its annual Day with Our Elderly Parent on November 23.
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Fence in Fryer Road is legal
Local newsThe fence along Fryer Road has become a major dispute for residents.
