The Woodstock Residents’ Association (WRA) committee is here to help connect you with your neighbours and address common concerns in our vibrant Woodstock community. We act as a point of contact to share information, help you raise issues, and facilitate communication between residents, local authorities like the City of Cape Town, and other organisations to achieve shared goals.
Want to get more involved in your community?
We’re looking for volunteers to join the management committee and specific issue-focused task teams to benefit the neighbourhood, please email: [email protected]
Your Woodstock Residents’ Association Committee of 2025:
Chairperson: Ute Kuhlmann
Ute has lived in Woodstock over 20 years, and wants to see more green spaces in the neighbourhood & to safely go places on bike and foot.
She has been on the Heritage & Planning subcommittee since 2019, pushing for more family-friendly apartments instead of AirBnBs. Ute thinks we can make inclusionary housing work, and is committed to finding sustainable solutions.
Secretary: Ndodana (Ndoxy) Hadebe
Known affectionately as “Ndoxy,” Ndodana is renowned for his tireless advocacy, fighting for human rights and driving positive change within his community.
Ndodana is a highly respected Community Leader, devoted Christian, and influential advocate for Social change, holding numerous active positions within the community.
Treasurer: Crispian Swarbreck
Crispian is a longstanding member of the Woodstock Residents’ Association, and has filled numerous positions within the community.
Communications Officer: Craig Groenewald
Craig is a Senior Producer in advertising and media, where he facilitates the media production needs for multiple brands. A creative at heart, but with a strong sense for pragmatic execution, Craig is interested in communicating the needs of the residents of Woodstock, ensuring information is as widely accessible for all.
Champion – Greening: Sharon Hughes
Sharon has lived in Woodstock for over 20 years and is interested in the area’s diversity and architectural heritage. She would like to see more urban greening in the neighbourhood. When not editing textbooks, Sharon can be swimming or hiking.