Roadworks Begin in Creek Side Extension as Part the Government’s Infrastructure Push
By Cory Wayland
Ongoing roadworks in Creek Side Extension have commenced as part of efforts to enhance infrastructure in St. John’s Rural South. The update was shared by Parliamentary Representative Daryll Matthew, who reaffirmed his commitment to delivering meaningful development and improved infrastructure for the constituency.
“Roadworks in Creek Side Extension are underway as part of my ongoing commitment to amplify St. John’s Rural South through meaningful development and improved infrastructure.” Minister Matthew wrote in a facebook post.
The initiative forms part of a broader infrastructure agenda aimed at upgrading roads, improving accessibility, and boosting quality of life in the area.
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