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GALLERY – Bryanston community gets a pedestrian bridge

BRYANSTON - City Parks and the Bryanston East Community Forum (BECF) launched a pedestrian bridge in Bryanston.

July 24, 2014

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Scouts spirit… Sean Dickinson, James Breytenbach, Thomas Tumiel and Mike Stanley.

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All smiles… Robyn Anderson from Parkrun Bryanston and Khaya Zitha from City Parks.

United… Khaya Zitha, Ian Tumiel, Sean Dickinson, Busisiwe Mahlaba, Thomas Tumiel and Bohlale Mohlathe.

Job well done… Louise Gordon and Sophia Mtshali from City Parks.

Working together… Thomas Tumiel, the 1st Bryanston Scouts leader.

Congratulations to the Bryanston community… Khaya Zitha, from City Parks Region E.

Welcome… Ian Tumiel, from the Bryanston East Community Forum (BECF) welcomes guests.

Official bridge opening… Sean Dickinson, regional co-ordinator of the scout programme, and Busisiwe Mahlaba from City Parks cut the ribbon at the launch of a pedestrian bridge in Bryanston.

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July 24, 2014

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GALLERY – Bryanston community gets a pedestrian bridge

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