CCID Urban Management is calling on members of the public to “come clean”
As the festive season nears, the CCID’s Urban Management department is urging members of the public to “come clean” and assist…
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CCID and City Parks team up to provide tree felling training
The Cape Town Central City Improvement District’s (CCID) Urban Management department has joined forces with the City of…
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You asked for more green bins and CCID Urban Management listened
In keeping with its mandate to provide a clean, attractive and risk-reduced urban environment in the Cape Town Central City for…
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How CCID Urban Management helps prevent flooding in the CBD
Cape Town recently experienced much-needed rains and as winter progresses, more rains are expected. While the recent rains may…
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CCID urges public to report graffiti taggers
One of the problem areas that the CCID Urban Management department highlighted during its recently concluded “It’s time to come…
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It's Time To Come Clean campaign progressing well
The Cape Town Central City Improvement District’s (CCID) “It’s time to come clean” Urban Management campaign is progressing…
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It's time to come clean in the Central City
A visual and thought-provoking campaign to raise public awareness about keeping the Cape Town CBD clean is now in effect until…
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CCID AND KHULISA LONG STREET PILOT BIN PROJECT EXPANDED
The Cape Town Central City Improvement District’s (CCID) pilot bin project alongside Khulisa Social Solutions on Long Street is…
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CCID STAFF NEWS: RICHARD BEESLEY CELEBRATES 12 YEARS AT CCID
2018 is a significant year for Richard Beesley, manager of the CCID Urban Management department, as he celebrates 12 years with…
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CCID and Khulisa Long Street bin project making great strides
The Cape Town Central City Improvement District’s (CCID) latest pilot bin project alongside Khulisa Social Solutions on Long…
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CCID Urban Management urges public to be litter conscious
While the Cape Town Central City Improvement District’s (CCID) Urban Management and its partners go above and beyond to ensure…
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Khulisa and CCID team up for long street project
The Cape Town Central City Improvement District (CCID) has been partnering with Khulisa Social Solutions on pilot projects that…
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Trenching & Trading
The trenching that is taking place all over the CBD has now become a familiar sight, as numerous contractors lay fibre cables…
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A real drain on resources
THE CCID’s Urban Management team are putting out a plea for members of the public to be aware of, and report, the theft…
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A sweeping success story
The CCID has teamed up with Khulisa Social Solutions to provide structured work opportunities for social development clients…
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Old habits, like cigarette butts, die hard
The CCID’s autumn #KeepItClean campaign was successful in getting smokers who previously dropped their stompies to dispose of…
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Farewell Lynn Oliver
At the end of this month, the CCID says goodbye to the assistant manager in its Urban Management department. Lynn Oliver has…
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Vote with your butt
The CCID’s #KeepItClean campaign enters its final phase with a novel way to stub out your stompie and leave your mark. Last…
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Let’s talk rubbish
The Cape Town Central City Improvement (CCID) launched its annual anti-litter, dumping and tagging campaign in the Central City…
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#KeepItClean
In the Autumn 2017 issue of City Views, we let you in on the Central City’s dirty secret. Over a three-month period, the Cape…
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The Central City’s dirty secret
The CCID’s annual #KeepItClean campaign highlights the Urban Management services it provides in the Cape Town CBD. But what if…
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Ensuring a good morning in the Central City
Ever wondered how the Cape Town CBD manages to look so fresh at first light, even in party season? It’s not magic; it’s the…
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Cleaning and greening
The CCID’s Urban Management department works to provide a clean, attractive and risk-reduced Central City. It does this by…
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Wonder woman: Sharon Fortune
In celebrating Women’s Month, the CCID spoke to female leaders in government, business and civic society in the Central City.…
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When success is measured by stolen property
It’s not often that an organisation can claim to use theft as a yardstick to measure a campaign’s success, but that’s precisely…
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