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Home Composting Roll-Out Programme - February to July 2019 HOME COMPOSTING ROLL-OUT PROGRAMME - FEBRUARY TO JULY 2019 Day Dates Times Target Suburbs Venue Address 15:00 - Bloubergstrand, Big Bay, Wednesday 13 February Blouberg Hall Andrew Foster Street, Blouberg 18:00 Melkbosstrand Brooklyn, Rugby, Tijgerhof, Sanddrift 15:00 - Thursday 14 February Sunset Beach, Royal Ascot, Milnerton Milnerton Hall Jansen Road, Milnerton 18:00 Ridge Leibrandt Van Niekerk 15:00 - Table View, Sundridge, West Riding, Friday 15 February Hall South Road, Table View 18:00 Sandown, Flamingo Vlei (Table View Hall) 15:00 - Thursday 7 March Bothasig Hall Link Road, Bothasig 18:00 Burgundy Estate, Bothasig, Edgemead, Monte Vista, Welgemoed and Plattekloof 15:00 - Friday 8 March Bothasig Hall Link Road, Bothasig 18:00 15:00 - Friday 22 March Northpine Hall Northpine Drive, Brackenfell 18:00 Protea Village, Scottsville and Ruwari 09:00 - Saturday 23 March Northpine Hall Northpine Drive, Brackenfell 13:00 15:00 - Thursday 11 April Sarepta Hall Rietvlei Street, Kuils River 18:00 De Kuilen, Oakdene, Klipdam, 15:00 - Silveroaks, Brantwood and Sonnekuil Friday 12 April Sarepta Hall Rietvlei Street, Kuils River 18:00 15:00 - Meadowridge, Bergvliet, Dieprivier, Monday 15 April Alphen Centre Constantia Main Rd, Constantia 18:00 Bishops Court, Heathfield, Plumstead, 15:00 - Wynberg, Kenilworth and Southfield Tuesday 16 April Alphen Centre Constantia Main Rd, Constantia 18:00 15:00 - Thursday 2 May Belhar Civic Bloulelie Street, Bellville 18:00 15:00 - Delft, Modderdam, Bishop Lavis and Friday 3 May Belhar Civic Bloulelie Street, Bellville 18:00 Kalkfontein 09:00 - Saturday 4 May Belhar Civic Bloulelie Street, Bellville 13:00 15:00 - Monday 13 May Muizenberg Civic 1 Beach Road, Muizenberg 18:00 Vrygrond, Kalkbaai, Lakeside and 15:00 - Muizenberg Wednesday 15 May Muizenberg Civic 1 Beach Road, Muizenberg 18:00 15:00 - Wynberg/Wittebome Tuesday 11 June Cnr Rosmead and Byrnes avenues, Wittebome 18:00 Civic Elfindale, Meadowridge, Heathfield, 15:00 - Southfield, Plumstead, Wynberg, Wynberg/Wittebome Wednesday 12 June Cnr Rosmead and Byrnes avenues, Wittebome 18:00 Kenilworth, Claremont Newlands, Civic Constantia and Rondebosch 15:00 - Wynberg/Wittebome Thursday 13 June Cnr Rosmead and Byrnes avenues, Wittebome 18:00 Civic 15:00 - Wednesday 19 June Parow Civic 1 Tallent Street, Parow 18:00 Sonnendal,Avondale,Oosterzee, 15:00 - Thursday 20 June Klipkop,Cravenby,Richmond and Parow Civic 1 Tallent Street, Parow 18:00 Glenlily 15:00 - Friday 21 June Parow Civic 1 Tallent Street, Parow 18:00 15:00 - Van Riebeeck Thursday 11 July Carinus Street, Kuils River 18:00 Community Hall Zevenwacht, Stellendale, Highbury, 15:00 - Van Riebeeck Friday 12 July Labiance, Jakarandas, de Gracia, Carinus Street, Kuils River 18:00 Community Hall Amandelsig and Rouxville 09:00 - Van Riebeeck Saturday 13 July Carinus Street, Kuils River 13:00 Community Hall .
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