This vehicle, registration number: Bontle EC, was spotted in Spur – Fig Tree on 01/01/2013 at around 07:00 pm. When you are in a wheelchair you may use this parking spot. You should not pre-empt (to occupy public land in order to have the right to buy it later) the future necessity of having to park in a disabled bay. Originally submitted to MyPE by: Lynn Futter 01/01/2013: … [Read more...] about Today’s Traffic Hooligan is Bontle EC
Port Elizabeth in the News on 6 January 2013
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Gale Force Winds Cause Power Interruptions
The Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality thanks residents in areas affected by power interruptions for their patience and understanding. The electricity interruptions widely experienced in different areas of the Metro were caused by the gale force winds that hit the Metro earlier yesterday, inter alia causing trees to topple over and fall on power lines. The Municipality wishes to … [Read more...] about Gale Force Winds Cause Power Interruptions
Today’s Traffic Hooligan is BB 20 GB GP
This vehicle, registration number: BB 20 GB GP, was spotted in Spur – Fig Tree on 01/01/2013 at around 07:00 pm. Go back to Gauteng and hope to God that you never really need to park in that space with your wheelchair. Originally submitted to MyPE by: Lynn Futter 01/01/2013: Today’s Traffic Hooligan – BB 20 GB GP Click here to see more PE Traffic Hooligans of the day. … [Read more...] about Today’s Traffic Hooligan is BB 20 GB GP
Executive Mayor, Zanoxolo Wayile’s Statement on Relief Efforts for 300 Fire Victims
With reference to the fire that raged in Nelson Mandela Bay yesterday, in which three hundred shacks in the informal settlement of Chris Hani, New Brighton, Port Elizabeth were destroyed, the Nelson Mandela Bay Municipality is implementing short, medium and long-term plans to restore the lives of the fire victims to some normality. The Municipality wishes to express its … [Read more...] about Executive Mayor, Zanoxolo Wayile’s Statement on Relief Efforts for 300 Fire Victims