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Mother City manners: Urban resolutions for the new year
Manners do matter. In a world in which more and more people are moving to the city, it is increasingly important to be a considerate city dweller. So this year, when you’re thinking about your new year’s resolutions, why not factor in some urban etiquette too. Here are just 10 things you can do – as a commuter, community member and consumer – to make Cape Town a more liveable city. Go on, make someone’s day. Continued…
Posted in About, Developments, Events, Experience, Experience Town, Featured, Safety & Security, Social Development, Spaces, Stories, Success Stories, Transport, Urban management.
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MyCiTi hours extended for the festive season
MyCiTi buses will run one hour later on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays during the festive season, starting on 1 December 2012. There will be a special after-midnight service on 31 December to accommodate new year’s eve celebrations. Continued…
Posted in CCID, Experience Town, Featured, Green, Press Releases, Programmes, Retailers, Safety & Security, Social Development, Spaces, Success Stories, Transport, Urban management.
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State of the Central City: Clean, safe, inclusive and open for business
The first annual State of the Central City Report affirms Cape Town as a premier destination for work and play. Continued…
Posted in Business, CCID, Events, Experience Town, Featured, News, Press Releases, Safety & Security, Social Development, Spaces, Success Stories, Transport, Urban management.
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Uplifting upper Strand Street and the slopes of Signal Hill
Do you live near upper Strand Street or care about the slopes of Signal Hill? An initiative to transform the space into a clean and safe area that’s regularly used and appreciated by the community has started, and aptly entitled Project Reclaim. Continued…
Posted in Featured, Social Development, Stories.
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Bree Street: Cape Town’s rising business district
With the construction of Portside, Cape Town’s largest office development, and the new offices of one of South Africa’s leading corporate law firms, Bowman Gilfillan currently underway, Cape Town’s Bree Street is fast becoming a major business hub in the city. As one of the main arteries into and out of the city, Bree Street is also becoming a retail, culinary and design centre, attracting many new cafes, boutiques and design-focused businesses. Continued…
Posted in Business, CCID, Featured, News, Press Releases, Programmes, Safety & Security, Stories, Success Stories, Urban management.
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Pop-up shops an answer for budding businesses
In line with global trends, instant retail and pop-up stores have hit the streets of Cape Town, and are proving to be a key tool in the success of local businesses. Continued…
Posted in Business, CCID, Creative, Featured, Press Releases, Stories, Success Stories.
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The Central City Improvement District is hiring
Are you a versatile online content specialist who admires the work of Cape Town’s Central City Improvement District? The CCID is looking for a digital content coordinator. Continued…
Posted in CCID, Featured, News, Stories.
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CBD residents and business urged to help clamp down on illegal dumping
According to the City of Cape Town about R200 million will need to be spent annually to clean up rubbish that has been dumped illegally across the city. Continued…
Posted in CCID, Featured, Press Releases, Stories, Urban management.
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Opportunities in Cape Town: We’re hiring
Inspired by and interested in the work of the Cape Town Partnership and the Central City Improvement District? Here’s your opportunity to become a part of it: Both organisations are hiring. Continued…
Posted in Featured, Press Releases, Stories.
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