Old Glencairn (area around Dixies and up the mountain) – 21 May 2013
Break in at 4 Squire Road at exactly 2am. Tall slender male with dark hoody on.
One laptop stolen.
Removed the putty from cottage pane window which also broke, alerting our dog.
Police were quick to respond but not suspect caught.
Martin
Please have a look at this video (one of may on YouTube) which shows you just how devious ATM scamsters can be. Please also be aware that the Absa ATM in Simon’s Town, as well as the ATM at the Shell Garage in Simon’s Town are known to be regularly targetted by scamsters out to get your card details. For the time being we are suggesting that you don’t use either of these ATMs until the relevant banks do something about it.
Beware if you get an email supposedly from DHL, with links for you to check up on a pending package delivery.
I received such an email and, without opening the links, I called DHL on 0860-345000 and they confirmed that this was an attempted spam to obtain personal details from my computer
NEVER CONNECT TO LINKS FROM AN UNVERIFIED SOURCE
There will be a public open meeting on Thursday, 16th May from 16h00 – 19h00 at the Holy Trinity Anglican Church (hall), 42 Main Road, Kalk Bay.
The open house will not involve a formal presentation. Invitees are welcome to visit any time between 16h00 and 19h00. Informative material concerning the project will be on display in poster format. Furthermore, the project team will be in attendance should you have specific queries in relation to the project.
Should you or your organisation which to attend, kindly RSVP by no later than Tuesday, 14th May 2013 to Kim Dieterich, Community Liaison Officer, Chand Enironmental Consultants, Tel: 021-762 3050 or e-mail: kim [at] chand [dot] co [dot] za
For further information, please click on the link below which will take you to a PDF of the advertisement.
Simon’s Town Police would like to warn residents and visitors to the Glencairn Shopping Centre about a tall coloured gentleman by the name of Lange!
He is known for theft out of motor vehicles!
The police are doing regular patrols in the area and will ask him to move on, but if he’s not doing anything illegal, they can’t do much, except to keep an eye on him!
Please make sure your cars are locked (preferably manually as it has been known that jammers have been used to unlock cars locked by remote control, yes, also at the Glencairn Shopping Centre!) and that no valuables are visible (please don’t put your valuables in the boot of your car when you get to your destination as those watching will know you have done this; put them in the boot before you leave!
Amended Advert Volunteers Law Enforcement officers
The City of Cape Town invites capable South Africans who wish to apply for the position of Law Enforcement: Volunteer to submit their CV’s by Friday, 10th May 2013!
Volunteers will be utilised to provide a support base to Permanent Staff in conducting of Daily Operational Functions.
If you are interested, or know of someone who would be (please note, this is a volunteer position!) please forward your CV to Cllr. Pat Francke (patricia [dot] francke [at] capetown [dot] gov [dot] za ) or drop it off at the Fish Hoek Civic Centre by this Friday, May 10th 2013!
TRAFFIC AND TRANSPORT
PANEL DISCUSSION & PUBLIC MEETING
Wednesday 8 May, 18h00-19h30,
Fish Hoek Civic Centre
All Welcome
Mark Wiley speaks on the Community Safety Act
On Monday, 29th April, Mark Wiley, DA Member of Provincial Parliament and Chair: Community Safety, Cultural Affairs and Sport will give a talk on the Western Cape Community Safety Act at the Simon’s Town Community Police Forum Public Meeting to be held in the Simon’s Town Library Hall.
For further information on the act, please click on the link below
Western Cape Community Safety Act, Act 3 of 201
The meeting is open to all residents of Simon’s Town, starts at 18h00 sharp and will finish around 19h30. For more information contact Aliet Pelt on chairpersoncpf [dot] simonstown [at] gmail [dot] com
Wednesday 8 May, 18h00-19h30, Fish Hoek Civic Centre
The Far South Peninsula Community Forum (FSPCF) is holding a Public Meeting on Traffic and Transport on Wednesday, 8 May 2013, 18h00 – 19h30 in the Fish Hoek Civic Centre. City, Provincial and Metrorail officials, among other transport providers, will be invited to come and explain to the public what they propose to do to alleviate the worsening transport situation in our area. This is an opportunity to let them know our concerns, and to suggest solutions to these officials.
The FSPCF is inviting everyone to attend this meeting. Also, before the meeting, all are encouraged to email their key concerns/issues and suggest solutions to Trafficsouth19 [at] gmail [dot] com. Those who do not have email, can leave their input at their local library. The FSPCF will collate these inputs and present them to the authorities on 8 May.
Encourage friends and neighbours to attend the Traffic and Transport Public Meeting. It is our opportunity to express our deep concerns to often-distant officials and politicians.
SA Navy Festival 2013 will be held from Thursday, 4th to Sunday, 7th April in and around the Navy Dockyard in Simon’s Town.
Residents of Simon’s Town and surrounds are reminded that this will affect traffic in our area. There will be several road closures, starting on Wednesday, 3rd April when St George’s Street at Jubilee Square will be closed between 18h00 and 19h30 for parade practice and again on Saturday morning, from 09h00 to 10h00 for the Right of Entry Parade!
If you are planning to go to the Festival, please note that all children under 12 will be required to wear a bracelet with contact details so that, if they get lost, they can easily be reunited with their parents or guardians. Furthermore, absolutely no liquor of any kind will be allowed onto the Navy premises.
Parking will be available at Cole Point, Martello Tower and the Sports Field.
For the full programme see SA Navy Festival Programme 2013
We wish the SA Navy an wonderful festival
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