Crazy rain in Helderberg

15.November, 2013 was a crazy Friday in our beloved Victoria Park. The area was flooded! Some of the neighbors properties suffered quite a damage. However I would like to thank our neighbors for great cooperation and for coming out in rain to help reduce the rain waters level on the streets.

Paddle ski was a better mode of transport

Halloween event, 1.November

Hei, hei, hei!!!

As we have a few families that have small children in the area, we decided to do something small for the kids on Halloween. It was not easy to get people involved, as some of us don't exactly support Halloween, so we came up with a following setting:

We walked around to all the houses in our area (Phase 3 in this case) and explained the ideas- to have some kids fun, not go crazy :P

The houses willing to participate, can put a candle in the window or some Halloween decoration on the door/ window, so that kids only knock on the doors of participating houses, without disturbing others.

The night was a great SUCCESS! Kids got to dress up and get their candy (note the Americanism:P) 

Note Hulk coming from behind!!! :D

We had over 10 kids participating and about 1/3 of the houses. We were pleasantly impressed that people who don't have children on their own and still participated in the event. Next time we should either have more kids trick or treating or ask participants to buy less sweets for the night :)

Thank You all for making our neighborhood great!!!

Feedback on 28.Oct. meeting

The meeting was a blast!!! 
If You were not there You missed out on some great action!:)

Minutes will hopefully be added to the blog at the later stage.

New Victoria Park Neighborhood Watch chairperson has been elected.

R

Next meeting

Next meeting will be held on 28th October 7pm in the Helderzicht Rugby club. All residents are welcome to participate!

Great stuff!!!

Dear Neighbours, 

I would like to extend my gratification to those improving our area.

Here are just some things that have been improved and deserve mentioning:

1. The NHW patrols are out almost every night and whats even more amazing- during the days- thank YOU!
2. The NHW boards been moved to more visible spots- Perfect!
3. The speed bumps been installed on Park drive- Amazing!
4. New jungle gym for the kids installed- Unbelievable!
5. The trees behind Turnfontein road have been taken care of- Great job!
6. The whole in the vibre create wall has been closed up, to stop trough traffic- Outstanding!
7. Wednesday bin- scratcher- stop-day works impressive- have not seen any bin-scratchers this Wednesday - Fantastic!
8. Grass cut on open plots in phase 3- Beautiful!

Please share, if You know more great stuff happening in our area!:) 

Minutes from the meeting on 16.September

Venue: Helderzicht Rugby club, 7pm

NB: Open with a prayer (Patrik, Brandon)

Other NHWs present: Bridgewater NHW (Gavin Holroyd), Paardavlei NHW (Ellen) and Lourentia Park NHW (Doreen & Mary)

Also present: Annetjie Robertson (Community Police Forum) Will chat to Charl Viljoen about possible training next year ower 2 nights.

Patrolls· 

• Patroller registration forms distributed in the meeting– needed to secure their own safety. Forms distributed and 21 filled form received.
• Be non-aggressive. Walking etiquette. No patrollers under influence of alcohol or other substances to participate. 
• To keep patrolls random- as times of peak crime tend to change.

Record of patrolls to be kept:

1. Date
2. Time
3. Observation (place, what happened, clothing)

Jackets to be made: Cost R55 will be financed personally. Please speak to Donovan, 14 Phoenix street.

Communication methods: 

1. Create a special group for patrollers on WhatsApp to discuss the meeting times etc. Brandon Smith as administrator of the group 0745545218

2. Facebook no pictures publicly allowed. Only for nonsesitive information

3. 2-way radio – advised to be purchased from an official NHW network as it has to be linked to the speciffic frequency etc.

Problem areas & way forward:

1. Incident record. To be mapped out where most incidents happen, to attend to the most urgent areas.

2. Open field on Paardevlei side and area behind Turnfontein boundry wall to be cleaned up. Ellen and Mariette has taken the issue further. Will be discussed with Councillor Van Minnen.

3. Broken Boundry wall on Victoria Street- Cape Dev Homes responsible? Does not seem that Victoria Park residents use the oppening. Required to be closed

4. Drain close to broken section of the wall need to be covered. Possible hiding place for criminals.

5. Lourentia Park boundry wall on Links road towards the Mall- permanent wall to be installed when other section of Lourentia Park is built up. Can we wait so long. John Middleton taking issue further. The wall between Victoria Park and Lourentia Park- plants to prevent jumping over the wall to be planted. Needs input from the Councillor Van Minnen.

6. Suspected Drug house/ problem houses in the area- should speak to Sector 2 commander 082411271five

7. Lights in open spaces- Darryl

8. Speedbumps in Park Drive- issue taken further and should be installed in near future

9. Bin scratchers – please ask the bin scratchers to leave Your bin alone! Be nice. Stay safe. Don’t display the boxes of new appliances or equipment you have bought! Take down serial numbers of all electronic equipment- so in case of being stolen, it can be recovered.

10. NHW boards:

• Existing boards hopefully can stay where they are. New big boards can possibly be installed at the entrances. Need to investigate where they can be acuired
• Small NHW boards in the window or on property saying that the owners belong to NHW can be bought from CPF @ R40 per board. 

Next meeting: 30.September, 7pm, Same venue

Meeting 16.September

The meeting tonight 7pm!!!

Suggested agenda:

1.Member registry: use existing list and update. + who is on whatsapp, fb, email.

2. Patrol schedule and Incident registrar (Fb) to keep record

3. Jackets and funding - fundriser options?
4. Problem areas: open field on Paardevlei side, broken boundry wall on Victoria side, wall on Lourentia park side, no wall on Folkstone crescent, suspected drug house.
5. Possible solutions/ steps

See You all there!

Support our neighbours!

This blog is open for the Victoria Park residents to advertise your business or skill. Let's support our neighbors!!

Here is one of the businesses in the area:)

Please inform, if You know a reliable and safe domestic worker/ gardener. 

If You would like to feature your business here, please send me the information You would like to have posted. Please send in JPG file, if possible. 

Have a great week!!!

Ritma

Map of Victoria Park

Dear Neighbours, 

Here is the map of Victoria Park, so we all know the street names and areas. The area in blue is 3rd phase.

The map is also available on our Facebook Page: Victoria Park Somerset West. Please join us on Facebook page!!! And lets make Victoria Park the best place ever!!!

Minutes: Meeting 26.August

VICTORIA PARK NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH  

General Meeting 

2013 - AGENDA 2 

Date : 26 AUGUST 2013

Time : 19h00

Chairman : RITMA GRIZANE

Residents Present : 46


A Welcome

B Report back of NHW Training
− Mr John Kleyn informs about NHW as legal body, organizational structure
− Somerset West has 25 areas, Only 3 patrol vehicles
− Select board members
− Operations Manger meets at SAPS on Thursday 15h00 - 17h00
− Radio's to be purchased, Will be linked to SAPS
− To register to NHW : Citizen of area, No crime record
− Report Problems to COC - Dirty Areas, Graffiti, Broken Street Lights etc
− Bin scratcher solution : Create a profile for each

C Communication
− Whatsapp Group - To join SMS number to Tarren Addams
− Whatsapp Group to be split in areas.
− Many residents not aware of NHW - Flyers to be distributed
− Facebook page created : Victoria Park Neighbourhood Watch
− Additional info on blog www.victoriaparksomerset west.blogspot.com

D Patrols
− Peak Hours : 09h00 - 14h00
− Roster to be setup
− To be split up in Phase 1, 2 & 3
− Avoid violence and racism on patrols

E Neighbourhood Watch Board Selected
– Chairman : Ritma Grizane / Neil Eybers
– Minister of Finance : Tarren Adams
– Operations Manager : Mondray Pirsraman
– Secretary : Nadia Willscott

F General
− Training to be given - Week nights, Date to be confirmed


Next Meeting to be held on : 16 September 2013, 19h00 @ Helderzicht

Neighbourhood Watch meeting (26.August, 2013)

Dear Neighbours, 

There will be a meeting held today 26.August @7pm in Rugby clubhouse. Meetings agenda:

1. Welcome;
2. Report back from NHW training held on 24.August;
3. WhatsApp group communication;
4. Suggestions on opperation;
5. General;
6. Conclusions

Please read bellow the outline of information that will be given about the training held on 24.August.

Crime & Safety

Notes from Neighbourhood watch training

1. Introduction

2. Lecturer: Charl Viljoen,

• a. Works for City of Cape Town Safety and Security department. 
• b. Ex Metro Police.  Guardian Angels.
• c. Rough areas in Cape Town. Passionate.
• d. Had exposure world wide. Including USA, Israel and Europe. 

3. Broken window policy: Crime follows process of crime

• a. Broken window / neglected area- starts with a small thing!
• b. Litter
• c. Graffiti – signs that nobody cares
• d. Public drinking – go where no one will bother them.
• e. Prostitution – prostitutes follow clients
• f. Drugs- after prostitutes drugs appear in 24hours
• g. Gangs- follow the money, money is in drugs!

4. Visibility and patrols:

• a. Patrols must be done when area is safe, to keep it safe
• b. Polices job is to fight crime
• c. Signs – in the area, at the member houses- visibality!!!

5. Other issues touched on:

• a. Bin scratchers – registration- self policing. 
• b. Drugs- meth, deeling.
• c. Securing your area- keep order, use plants!

6. Report problems:

• a. On a City of Cape Town website. Service requests- C3 notification system. https://www.capetown.gov.za/en/ServiceRequests/Pages/default.aspx
• b. Written complaints- please write by hand. If typed up and signed bu 50 people- its 1 complaint. 
• c. Facebook page – Neighbourhood watch task team https://www.facebook.com/groups/41494446783/

7. Training possible for us- 2-3 nights during week days. Would we like it?

Minutes from the meeting on 12.August

Chair person : Mr J Thyssen


1.Problems in area


· Wednesday mornings beggars scrathing in the bins.

· Strangers roaming in the streets

· Problem Times from 09H00 onwards

· Klampenborg street –vehicles park there weekends not from our area

· Two houses in the area marked as problem houses where there is suspected drug dealing.

· Parents to watch out for children playing in kids park adjacent to Klampenborg street

· Most break-ins occur during the day and according to Mr Thyssen they suspect it is not perpetrators from our area.

· A white vehicle was identified as a possible get away car.


2.Solutions discussed

· To chase away the beggars scratching in bins-for thieves disguise themselves as beggers and move with them to check out property.

· Especially take note of the clothing they wear.

· Mr Thyssen to arrange for frequent police patrol.

· The residents at home during the day to keep a watch out for strangers walking around.

· To post any suspicious movement or characters roaming the streets on our Whatsapp page so make everyone aware to be on the look out.

· If possible for residents to not leave your vehicle parked in your driveway at night.

· Question strangers.

· Change your pattern like for example in the morning when you leave your home.

· Consider to become members of the HCW(Helderberg Crime Watch) for R120 per month per family for regular patrol.

· To raise funds for suveillance cameras especially at the two entrances.

· To start a Neighbourhood Watch-training can be provided.

· Ritma involved with neighbourhood watch residing in third phase of Victoria Park proposed that we join them –she made contact with the Somerset West Police Forum and they organizing a Free neighbourhood watch course on the 24 August venue to be confirmed.The course will provide vital information on how to act if you are confronted with a intruder and to report it to the police.

Next meeting to take place on the 26 August 2013 venue to be confirmed via Whatsapp.

Meeting ended 21h30 and next paln of action is the Neighbourhood Watch Course the 24 August 2013.

Be vigilant, be aware and be safe!

Meeting in "Old" Victoria Park

Dear Neighbours,

There was a meeting held yesterday (12.August, 2013) in so called old part of Victoria Park. As we are one residential area, it is wise to connect both parts (old and new) together in one Neighbourhood Watch!

The next step to make our neibourhood safer and more attractive is to go for a Neighbourhood Watch training 

When: Saturday the 24th August 

Where: the Life Church - opposite Waterstone Village. 

What time: Registration at 09h00

We will hopefully have minutes of the meeting available on the blog soon:) 

Article in District Mail

Dear Neighbours, 

Please click on the link, to read the article that relates to our neighbourhood in District Mail : VICTORIA PARK RESIDENTS FIGHT BACK.

Let's keep our area safe!!!

Thank You Jamey Thomas for reporting!

Back in business!

Dear Neighbours,

We have been away for a while (about a month) on our Overseas (www.keiptauna.com) and African adventures (http://1man1bike1adventure.blogspot.com/), but now we are back and will be activating the NHW activities again.

The NHW training will take place on 24.August (Saturday). To take part in the training, please semd us your ID number and let us know You are interested. You will also need: fill in 2 forms, copy of your ID and 2 passport photos.

Regards,
Ritma

Motorbike for Africa

One of our active community members Neil Eybers is currently traveling through Africa on his motorbike. You are welcome to follow his adventure on the blog www.1man1bike1adventure.blogspot.com

News- good and sad

Dear Neighbours!

We would like to say Thank You to those in our community who are already doing unofficial patrols and keeping an eye on our safety! We highly appreciate it!!

The very sad news are that Mr Johnny Brown (Chairman at Community Police forum) has past away. Our condolences to the family and friends !and we will really miss his positive attitude and active involvement in creation of Neighbourhood watches in  Somerset West area.

The good news are that we are expecting an article in the District Mail about Neighbourhood watches in our area. Please keep your eyes open!:)

Skills in Victoria Park

Dear Neighbours, 

Just a reminder- there will be no meeting tomorrow (21.June). If you would like to chat to us, You are still welcome to come by:)

Information: 

The proposed date for Neighbourhood Watch training is August 26, 2013, please return the application forms to us, by August 19,2013. I would like to stress the importance of training - it is essential to be trained (to know what to do and who to speak to), even if one knows that he/ she is not going to do patrolling at night!

If you would like to advertise Your skills or business on this site, please, contact me! The advertising for Victoria Park residents is FREE!!!

Skills found in Victoria Park 3rd phase (as per information available to me):

1. Bookkeeper
2. Squash trainer
3. Portrait artist - www.portraitartist.co.za
4. Tourist guide (English, Latvian & Russian) - www.keiptauna.com
5. Rental Agent - focus on De Velde, but can help with other developments and areas as well
6. Registered nurse
7. Credit Controller (Mediclinic)
8. Clinique consultant (Foschini)
9. Draughtman (Gear Pumps)
10. Voertuig bouer
11. Electrician
12. Air brake technician
13. Test + product engineer
14. Accountant (BATSA)
15. Educator x2
16. Diamond polisher
17. D.P.F.
18. SAPS
19. IT specialist
20. Web developer www.nu-breeze.com

If You would like to contact any of these people or can't find Yourself on this list, but would like to be on it, please contact me.

Have a fantastic last day of school!!!

R

Ward Councillor involved!!!

Dear Neighbours, 

I'm happy to announce that Ward Councillor Benedicta Van Minnen has heard about our meetings and efforts to create a better and safer environment for ourselves and our children and has congratulated us on the effort! We should be very proud of ourselves!!!

The Ward Councillor is willing to meet up with us to discuss any issues that concern us!!!

Proposed date: 21st June, 2013, 6.30pm




INFO:
Donations to the needy:

Bellow You can read the Municipal Report: 13 June  2013

Councillor Benedicta Van Minnen: Prepared for Weekly NHW Meeting

1)            Mayors statement on the issue of Sanitation

There has been much in the news this week about this issue. Please find the statement attached.

2)            Summary of City law enforcement agencies  

Traffic Services

On Sunday 9 June 2013 Traffic Officers held an operation focusing on motorcycle safety in the Gordon’s Bay area. Two suspects were arrested – one for reckless and negligent driving and the other for drunk driving. The highest breathalyser test registered at 0,99mg.

A total of 149 tickets were issued for various traffic-related offences. Of these, 82 were for speeding offences on Faure Marine Drive between Acacia and Broadlands, with the highest speed recorded at 100km/h in a 60km/h zone. Another six speeding tickets were issued on Gordon’s Bay Road between Protea Road and Beach Road, with the highest speed recorded at 122km/h in a 60km/h zone.

Operations on Friday evening, 7 June 2013, were almost completely washed out due to the rain. Traffic Services were unable to deploy the speed teams, but the Highway Ghost Squad managed to arrest two drunk drivers and one suspect for reckless and negligent driving. The highest breathalyser reading was 0,83mg of alcohol per 1 000ml of breath – three times the legal limit. Due to the inclement weather, the regular nightspots in the area were relatively quiet.  

During an operation on the N2 between Mew Way and the Airport Approach Road on Friday afternoon, officers charged 25 drivers for stopping on a freeway. Six suspects were arrested for outstanding warrants with 24 warrants served, while another five motorists were warned for stopping on a freeway. In addition, 38 tickets for various traffic-related offences were issued.

Ghost Squad

A motorcyclist was arrested by members of the Ghost Squad for reckless and negligent driving after he was caught traveling at 122km/h in a 60km/h zone. He claimed he was trying to catch up with his friends who were in front of him.

Another driver was arrested on the N2 in Somerset West by the Highway Ghost Squad for drunk driving. A breathalyser test showed that he was four times over the legal blood-alcohol limit.

Law Enforcement

The Rent-a-cops are continuing with their good work and Law Enforcement is working well with other organisations like HCW in dealing with issues around bin-scratchers.

Liquor Enforcement Unit

On Friday 7 June 2013, the City’s Liquor Enforcement Unit held several operations across the city –including the suburbs of Sea Point, central Cape Town, Table View, Hout Bay and Parow. The Unit focused on night club contraventions and inspected 30 night clubs, issuing seven written warnings and fines to the value of R4 100, 00.

The Unit will continue to address the issues raised by the various communities with regard to liquor establishments situated in both residential and business areas – especially those establishments that have a negative influence on the communities.

Metro Police

Metro Police Officers arrested 29 suspects for driving under the influence of alcohol, possession of illegal narcotics, and robbery-related offences, during patrols and operations across the city this weekend.

On Sunday morning, 9 June 2013, a drunk driver was arrested on Vanguard Drive by members of the Metro Police Camera Response Unit (CRU); while another motorist who was involved in an accident on the M5 close to Wynberg was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol.

On Saturday 8 June 2013 seven motorists were arrested in Table View for driving under the influence of alcohol, during a joint operation between members of the Metro Police and the local South African Police Services. One of the drunk drivers was also arrested for reckless and negligent driving. Another eight motorists were arrested for the same offence during patrols in Mamre, Goodwood, Parow, Bellville, Bonteheuwel and Ravensmead.

3) Winter Knights

This is just a reminder to please spread the word regarding the upcoming Winter Knights project run by the Round Tablers from Somerset West 31.

Last year they managed to donate more than 3 bakkie loads of clothing and food the Somerset West Night shelter thanks to all the local support they received.

I am sure the collected clothing and food this year will find similar worthy recipients in Somerset West.

The Winter Knights will be held on the 21st of June 2013 at the car park at Manukas, from 18h00.

Please feel free to support and to spread the word. You are also invited by the Round Table Club Chair, Herman Koegelenberg, to come and say hello during the course of the evening.

Last year was extremely well supported and instead of giving directly to street people the City appeals to residents to GIVE RESPONSIBLY and thus to make use of this kind of opportunity to give donations to responsible organizations who will donate the goods to charity.

4) Reporting to the City of Cape Town

I have had several queries from people as to why when they have to report a problem they have to phone a call center in Cape Town.

The City has a population of over 4 million residents and the most efficient way to ensure delivery and timeous repairs is by using a centralized reporting system which maximizes contact and communication between departments and staff. Accordingly there is a central reporting hub which generates a reference number which is used to track the complaint.

Herewith the contact details for the reporting center:

Call     0860103089 OR

Email  contactUS@capetown.gov.za OR

SMS   31373 (no more than 160 characters)

BENEDICTA VAN MINNEN

Ward 15 Councillor

Sub council 22

City of Cape Town

Cell:      084 441 9000

Benedicta.vanMinnen@capetown.gov.za

Meeting 9.June, 2013

We held a meeting on 9th of June, 2013. this meeting was special as we had Mr Johnny Brown who is a Chairmen at Community Police Forum. Neighbourhood watch is accountable to South African Police service (SAPS) and the local Community Police Forum (CPF). Neighbourhood Watch structures MUST be affiliated to the local CPF in order to be recognized by the law.

Somerset West is divided into 3 sectors and Victoria Park falls under Sector 2. There is a vehicle on duty in each area, that we have a phone number of. If this phone number is not accessable, there is a Sector commander whos number we also have. Please ask us for the mentioned numbers. We will try to distribute them, but can not promisse.

There are 18 functioning NHW”s Somerset West area, including "old" Victoria Park, Lorensia Park (small houses) and Paardevlei area. We are waiting for funds from the COCT and will issue a radio the NHW once they have been to NHW training. Radio is directly connected to:

• SAPS, 
• The Controlroom (which is manned by Vetus Schola/HCW personnel), 
• Securite, 
• Vetus Schola/HCW, 
• other NHW radio’s, 
• EMO, 
• ER24. 

If we would like more radios they should be purchased. CPF also provides NW jackets (neon green with refectives) and bicycles for patroling (for members that have been on training, depending on funds).

The next NW training will be held on 26th August, 2013. Please send your filled forms to us or deliver to Mr Brown's office in Somerset West Police station. The form must be filled to best of your ability and acompanied by copy of your ID and 2 passport size photos. 

Mr Brown is also a person to contact in regards to road safety (eg. stop streets, speed bumps) and appearance of public land. We discussed the area wall issue (to limit non-resident flow through our area), that has been promissed by Garden cities, but never installed. The issue of Lorensia Park walls poor appearance was also raised. 

For our information: 

There are Police information sessions held at Somerset West library every Thursday, 3pm. Co-ordinators are welcome to attend!

Have fun!
Ritma

Next community meeting

Dear Neighbours,

Proposed date for next community meeting - Sunday, 9th June, same place ~4pm.
The date and time will be confirmed.

R

Neighbourhood watch application forms

Dear neighbours, we have printed a number of application forms for Neighbourhood watch- please collect the forms at our house when You can or we can take the form to You when we can, but please let us know.

Ritma

Thank You for participating!

The meeting on Friday 24.May was a great succsess! 

Thank you to everyone who made an effort to come and give input building our own safe and friendly neigborhood. It certainly was fun to finally have a better look at the people who live next door or just around the corner! 

The meeting was attended by residents of 17 houses in the area. The contact list, that was made during the meeting will be circulated in the next few days between those who attended the meeting. Please let us know, if You could not attend the meeting, but would like to be added to the list. We believe that knowing our neighbors is great step forward!!!

Special thank You to: 

Neil Eybers (my husband) for hosting the event;)

Audrey Chetty, http://www.paardevleinw.co.za/ who told us more about the neibourhood watch and the way it operates in surrounding areas. We will distribute the application forms to those who would like to join this great initiative. This does not cost You anything than some extra effort and time!

Nell, Dido and Nicola - our mentors in business, for giving some more detail on how the business operates and what products we deal with. For anyone wishing to know more, please contact me! 

Next Meeting

There is currently no plan for the next meeting, but we believe that meetings like this should be held on a regular basis, even, if it means only a few times a year. 

Please let us know, if You have any suggestions!!!

Ritma

Contact me 

Victoria Park Phase3.

Some photos of the plots and arial photo

The area looks much different today- some more houses around. There are 38 inhabited houses and some to fill up soon!:)

R

More info on Friday meeting

Dear Victoria Park 3rd Phase residents, 

By now You should have received received the invitation to the meeting on Friday. Quite a few of You already have agreed to join the meeting, which is great news!!!

We will start with introductions, then me and Neil, will use an opportunity to introduce You to the business that we have started recently. Our mentors will be here to help us. And we will finnish off with a talk about Neighborhood Watch. As we predict this to be a longer topic, we left it last.

Please note there will be no catering in the meeting.

Introduction

As one of the goals is to meet one another and learn more about our neighbors, we will do a quick introductions.

The information I have in mind would include:

1. Name, Surname;
2. Address;
3. Occupation.

This information will be for the people in the meeting and will not be published online. 

However, if you have Your own business or have special skills, please do tell!  We do plan to add a list of skills that we have in Victoria Park and I'm sure it would be nice to know that there is an accountant living right down the road, if You are looking for one:)

All information you will give is optional, You don't have to tell, if you are not comfortable with that. 

Blog & blogging

Suggestions: Also if You would like to suggest a topic or join me blogging, You are more than welcome to speek to me and we will do neccessary arrangements.

Following: If You would like to follow this blog on email, please register your email on the right side and every new post will be sent to your email when posted.

Ritma

Dear Neighbours, 

We are planning a first neighbourhood meeting on Friday 24.May, 2013 . 

The aim of the meeting is to get to know Your neighbours and speak about possibilities to create stronger and safer community. Invitations will be sent out in next few days.

Issues to be discussed/ agenda:
1. Financial wealth and motivation;
2. Progress of 3rd Phase development;
3. Neighbourhood watch.
We will invite speakers to tell us more about these topics.

Regards,
Ritma

Welcome to Victoria Park blog

This blog is created for the people living in Victoria Park development in Somerset West, Cape Town metropole, South Africa.

This is a platform to share news, ideas and information related to Victoria Park with an ultimate  goal-

 TO CREATE A BETTER COMMUNITY FOR OURSELVES AND OUR CHILDREN!

If you would like to add any information to this blog or have any questions that we might help with- please don't hesitate- contact us!!!

Ritma
Victoria Park, Phase 3