A new ‘lease on life’ for Kranshoek residents

The centre, on the corner of Charlotte Ross Street and Trekker Road, was handed over on Thursday 14 March.

Correspondent Chris van Gass

Tuesday, 26 March 2024, 08:59
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A new ‘lease on life’ for Kranshoek residents
All in a row: dignitaries line up at the ribbon cutting ceremony of the new Kranshoek multi-purpose community centre sponsored by Robberg Quarry and Shelfcorp.

PLETTENBERG BAY NEWS - Kranshoek residents will no longer have to trek into Plett for certain essential services.

A new, revamped multi-purpose community centre will house a satellite police office, an office for the department of social development , a paypoint for Bitou Municipality, a municipal housing office and a Western Cape provincial E-centre.

The centre, on the corner of Charlotte Ross Street and Trekker Road, was handed over on Thursday 14 March.

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