New Footpath In South District

A new footpath has opened in the South District, running parallel to the Central Hall and linking the area of St Joseph’s Schools.
A statement from the Government follows below:
The new footpath will allow pedestrians to avoid the steep narrow hill. This has been especially welcomed by families with young children as it removes a real danger, especially on their way to and from school.
While the steep gradient and difference in levels mean it has not been possible to make the footpath wheelchair friendly, the Ministry of Transport considers it is a positive development.
The work has been carried out by GJBS under the supervision of the Technical Services Department.
Minister for Transport and Technical Services, the Hon John Cortes, said: “I am really pleased that we’ve done this.It’s a small project, one thatwas requested by constituents, but one thatwill benefit many residents of the area, in particular families with small children and also users of the Central Hall. I’m very grateful to the excellent team of professionals that has put this together. We are planning several other projects of this nature to increase pedestrian safety and in some way encourage walking.”
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