Locals take pride in Plett

Directors and staff of the company give their time and expertise - and free labour - as part of their community service outreach to spruce up the town.

Correspondent Chris van Gass

Tuesday, 21 May 2024, 08:58
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Locals take pride in Plett
IGS director Nic Bryan looks on as Wynand Carr and Boni Magwedu measure up a piece of balustrade in Main Street Plett that needs replacing.

PLETTENBERG BAY NEWS - Keep Plett Clean has shown what community spirit can do for the town.

With the help of local company IGS, it now has a weekly community service day on a Tuesday, assisting with fixing the balustrades, railings and walkway along a 600m stretch of Main Street in Plettenberg Bay.

Directors and staff of the company give their time and expertise - and free labour - as part of their community service outreach to spruce up the town.

Read the full article by Chris van Gass in this week’s Knysna-Plett Herald.

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