12 October – Arts, Culture and Environment
Today we spoke to Phelix Barends – Technical Operational Support for City parks. We were talking about the cutting of grass in parks and sidewalks. If you have a problem with uncut grass in parks or sidewalks you can contact City parks general call centre number on (021) 400 3439.
We also played played a feature done by Sakhisizwe Producer Tina George. On the winner of the Vuleka Art Competition that was held in September. Vuleka is hosted annually by the Arts Association of Bellville in conjunction with Sanlam.
Nigel Vermaas was also in today for the Arts update in and around the city. Writers, Choreographers, Directors, Dancers and Actors who are talented, inspiring, professional and passionate about art are invited to take part in the PANSA 48-HOUR Festival @ the THEATRE in the District. If you're available and you'd like to participate, please submit a brief CV (& writers 5 pages of your work) to 48HourFestival@gmail.com no later than Friday 19 October. Final decisions will be announced by Friday 26 October. This festival is on the weekend of the 2 - 4 November.
We closed off the show with an interview with Denzel Ramedies – Station Commander from the Wynberg Fire and Rescue Services. The city of Cape Town wants to stomp out stompies. They are set to take action against people who throw their cigarettes butts from their cars. The Fire Safety Amendment By-Law regulates the fire safety in the Cape Metropole. The latest amendment stipulates that a person who throws a lit match or cigarette, that is likely to cause a fire, from a vehicle, will be culpable to a fine. Residents who witness transgressions of the by-law can phone the 24 hour Emergency Control Centre on (021) 424 77 15. You must provide the location, date and time of the incident and a description of the vehicle.
We also played played a feature done by Sakhisizwe Producer Tina George. On the winner of the Vuleka Art Competition that was held in September. Vuleka is hosted annually by the Arts Association of Bellville in conjunction with Sanlam.
Nigel Vermaas was also in today for the Arts update in and around the city. Writers, Choreographers, Directors, Dancers and Actors who are talented, inspiring, professional and passionate about art are invited to take part in the PANSA 48-HOUR Festival @ the THEATRE in the District. If you're available and you'd like to participate, please submit a brief CV (& writers 5 pages of your work) to 48HourFestival@gmail.com no later than Friday 19 October. Final decisions will be announced by Friday 26 October. This festival is on the weekend of the 2 - 4 November.
We closed off the show with an interview with Denzel Ramedies – Station Commander from the Wynberg Fire and Rescue Services. The city of Cape Town wants to stomp out stompies. They are set to take action against people who throw their cigarettes butts from their cars. The Fire Safety Amendment By-Law regulates the fire safety in the Cape Metropole. The latest amendment stipulates that a person who throws a lit match or cigarette, that is likely to cause a fire, from a vehicle, will be culpable to a fine. Residents who witness transgressions of the by-law can phone the 24 hour Emergency Control Centre on (021) 424 77 15. You must provide the location, date and time of the incident and a description of the vehicle.
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