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R65m upgrade

MOTORISTS travelling along the N6 through the central business district of Queenstown from Monday will have to contend with restricted traffic flow at the onset of a R65-million upgrade of the town’s main street, Cathcart Road.
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Police actions upset taverners

LIQUOR traders are upset with what they believe is the harassment and victimization of their patrons by the Queenstown police at taverns and shebeens.

Toilets a thorny issue

HUNDREDS of toilets standing in the veld - while some houses remain without proper sanitation facilities - have angered residents of Lesseyton and Izingquthu villages near Queenstown.

Seventh year of victory

QUEEN’S maintained their hockey dominance over rivals Dale College in the last derby of the winter season.

New look for bowling club

THE Queenstown Bowling Club held their AGM last Tuesday and have restructured the Club management which now has a more streamlined executive which should lead to the easier running of their affairs.

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