Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda PWD Paves New Roads in New Winthorpes to Enhance Infrastructure
Antigua.news Antigua and Barbuda PWD Paves New Roads in New Winthorpes to Enhance Infrastructure

PWD Paves New Roads in New Winthorpes to Enhance Infrastructure

PWD Paves New Roads in New Winthorpes to Enhance Infrastructure

PWD Paves New Roads in New Winthorpes

PWD Paves New Roads in New Winthorpes

The Public Works Department (PWD) completed the paving of several roads in the New Winthorpes area yesterday. This initiative is part of the government’s ongoing efforts to improve transport connectivity and overall road conditions across the island.

Residents of New Winthorpes expressed their excitement and appreciation for the new roads, which promise to facilitate smoother commutes and enhance accessibility.

(photo by Public Works)

The PWD has outlined plans for further enhancements, aiming to ensure that all areas benefit from improved infrastructure.

Authorities emphasize that the upgrades are not only focused on immediate benefits but also on long-term sustainability and maintenance.

With ongoing projects in various regions, the PWD remains committed to promoting development and enhancing the quality of life for its citizens.

(photo by Public Works)

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10 Comments

  1. We are happy to see roads are being constructed and paved and fixed. Now to All Saints Road

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  2. Kudos to Madam Minister Browne and public works department…..keep it up, but make sure you build these lovely roads with adequate drainage in mind for when torrential rain falls otherwise you will incur additional repair or rebuilding costs.

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  3. Yesssss. Thats what we like to see. Action and not just words!

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  4. Nice work being done! I know not many people will be under here congratulating Maria or Public Works the way they were bringing them down. But lemme take a stand and say hats off to the Ministry of Works!!

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    • Without proper road drainage, the road will deteriorate quickly.
      Congratulations to the staff and engineers at Publicly Works! Keep up the good work; however, remember to put in the roads drain/gutter!

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  5. Where is the road drains??

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  6. I believe that with enough time and money then our roads will be second to none

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    • From your lips(fingers on the key board) to God’s ears!

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  7. Well with the 40 percent increase in licensing fees I would expect nothing less than top of the line roads

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  8. Shout out to PWD for seeing this through.

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