Yeoville Bellevue is a special place for hundreds, if not thousands, of people. This includes the Jewish community which made it their home for fifty or so years, the people who experienced the cultural explosion that was Yeoville Bellevue in the 1980s and 1990s, and those who now live in the area, the international diaspora that has found shelter in the area.

An objective of Yeovue News and the YBCDT is to provide people with information, and they hope this information will help people to make a difference to their own lives through acting on what they learn.

They have copies of Yeovue News, other newspapers, City of Joburg magazines and leaflets, newsletters from the Public Protector’s office, information on bylaws and so on, all for free. The public is welcome to come to 24 Rockey St to get copies, however if a particular organisation has documents it wants to give to the public, they are happy to take them and distribute them from the office.