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MyCiTi services

MyCiTi services launch on Saturday, 15 February, linking central Cape Town with Hout Bay via Main Road in Sea Point. Commuters must get their myconnect cards to use these new services.Both routes run from Civic Centre station in the city centre along Main Road through Green Point and Sea Point, Clifton and Camps Bay and on to Llandudno and Hout...

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Llandudno Security

Will be updated on 01 December 2017 with new Info & Changes Going Into Effect as Presented at AGM

The LSEC (Llandudno Security Committee) herein provides the following information concerning the existing Llandudno Security System and proposed upgrades.   Some of this information has only recently become available and will be updated with any new information as and when.  A big thank you to numerous volunteers supporting the community security efforts detailed below, including some individuals who initially or still do not support the levy increase.  Note that any questions/comments, or offers for assistance, can be send to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Securing your Property

Make sure you do the right thing.

Crime Statistics for Llandudno

1.  Separate data & statistics for Llandudno are not maintained by Hout Bay Neighborhood Watch (HBNW) or SAPS.  Therefore this graph was created by volunteers assisting the Llandudno Neighborhood Watch (LNW).

Neighborhood Watch & VHF Radio System

Residents who wish to join the Llandudno Neighborhood Watch then you are requested to purchase a VHF Radio as follows:

Donating Street-View Cameras

While the SRA is providing an early-warning perimeter detection system (long-range thermal cameras and other confidential sensors); for the Individual Streets/Cul-de-Sacs Cameras…we still have to rely on specifically donated cameras.  This is the precedent already set long-ago…so we have to stick to it; otherwise in-fairness we would have to refund the prior donations for the many cameras already installed.  So that is where we have drawn-the-line: Street/Cul-de-Sac cameras are donations….Long-Range Thermals & Sensors are SRA.  Additionally, the existing infrastructure to support communications and monitoring of these cameras is limited; so some discretion has to be exercised by the SRA administrators in how-many and what view the cameras are adding to the overall community security.  If any home-owner or group-of-home-owners wants to contribute; please contact: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..  The general specification is:
 

Opposing View Points

Many residents have opposing view-points on the important issue of security; so the SRA feel it is fair to include representative comments herein.  Any comments can be sent to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..