The City of Cape Town’s Community, Arts & Culture Development Department is asking Woodstock residents on the best way to utilise “The Lab”, a building situated behind the Woodstock Library. The building at 16 Clyde Street, currently known as “The Lab,” is
The Bowling Green Heritage Ruling and the City’s appeal.
An update from some of the Woodstock residents concerning the Earl Street Bowling Green opposition. Note that the WRA is not involved in the Heritage Council appeal, this article expresses the views of some Woodstock residents only. Appeal is
WRA AGM 2026
The Woodstock Residents’ Association AGM held on 25th April 2026 was a roaring success! We witnessed a community come together to discuss a common way forward on shared issues that affect everyone in our neighbourhood, and would like to extend
Check Your Property Evaluation Guide
Check Your Property Evaluation Guide The WRA’s has put together a short guide to checking if your property evaluation for the City’s evaluation roll is in the right ball park, and how to get the objection form, if necessary, to
WRA’s 2026 Vision
Building Our Future Together: The WRA’s 2026 Vision In December 2025, the Woodstock Resident’s Association met for a 2-day Strategy Session to update and refresh the vision, goals, and workstreams of the WRA to work for a more effective community
Co-design at Cissie Gool House
Go inside the Cissie Gool House occupation of the old Woodstock Hospital in Cape Town undergoing a co-design process in this short film by Haroon Gunn-Salie. Produced by Human Rights Media Centre for International Coalition of Sites of Conscience. It
Annual general Meeting 2021
WOODSTOCK RESIDENTS’ ASSOCIATION – ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Saturday 27 March 2021 Time 11:00 In front of the Woodstock Town Hall, Plein/Aberdeen St, WoodstockTo stay COVID-safe, we are gathering outdoors. Chairs will be provided!If it is a hot day, please bring
Masks – Tool kit
Click here to download a guide to make masks. Booklet made by the Woodstock Sews4Safety group.
AGM – 24 March 2018
Today marked what we hope will be a turning point for the Woodstock Residents Association as we elected the most diverse committee to date. Of course, more growth is needed and welcomed but as a starting point, this is very