Randburg Management District Review
Randburg Review - February 2011
Hello Readers
Welcome to the Februaury 2011 edition of Randburg Management District Review, an initiative of the Randburg Management District (RBMD).
This February brings many not-to-be-missed events to Randburg... ranging from the Chinese New Year celebration, a naughty fashion show and an annual Valentines road race.... read on for details...
Also in this review is info and updates on the Shell garage construction, dance classes in Randburg and Gauteng toll roads and routes.
This is your one-stop information spot for news, community updates and events in the RBMD, a legislated City Improvement District in Region B - committed to keeping your community clean, safe, attractive and informed.
The RBMD team welcome all contributions relating to news and events within the area, and values your feedback.
Shell site grows
Shell has recently acquired property neighbouring their present site, on the corner of Dover and Braam Fischer Streets.
Dance Classes
New in Randburg, Dashney’s Bharatha Natyam dance classes are now on Saturday mornings at the Tango Sensation Dance Studio, Rock Cottage, Randburg Centre, on the corner of John Vorster and Christiaan De Wet Streets.
Harriers race
Randburg Harriers will be hosting the annual Valentines 10Km road race that will pass through Randburg on the evening of Friday 11 February.
Fashion Show
The Randburg Chamber of Commerce and Industry invites the public to the 'Valentine's Day - Naughty but Nice Fashion Show'. Women only!
Toll routes
Adapted from an article found on Engineering News on 4 February
Gauteng car users will pay 66c/km when the province’s open-road toll collection system goes live on June 23.
Chinese New Year at Brightwater
Brightwater Commons is celebrating the year of the Rabbit 2011 on 12 February. There is a jam-packed program and a host of colourful exhibitors, so this day is promises to be a fun family day out!
New rules for waste collection
This Christy van der Merwe article was on Engineering News on 31 January
The National Domestic Waste Collection Standards, which sought to redress the past imbalances in the provision of waste collection services, would come into effect on February 1.