LETTER: All Saints West Constituent Demands Cemented Road to Buckleys

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Road infrastructure in parts of All Saints West. Photo Credit GIS

Dear Hon Anthony Smith and Hon Maria Bird Browne,

I am Henry Fuller. I live in the

All Saints West Community

for 45 years. I have 2 houses one in

Buckleys

and one in

All Saints

. I have 25 adults living in both houses who are registered voters for the next snap

general election

.

Credit to

Mr Lovell

who I heard referencing the road in Montrulla from Bottom Village that leads to Buckleys. That village road must be the WORST road ever to exist in

Antigua and Babuda

. The last time they threw asphalt and used a BACKOE to flatten it to get votes so that former MP Mr Michael Browne could win his seat.

Mr

Anthony Smith

I like you as a politician and as a person generally. However I want to be very clear to yourself and to the Miss

Maria Bird Browne

, if that road that lead from Smokey right over to Buckleys isn’t CEMENT paved before the next election you will lose not only my vote but the members of household I live with. It is the height of nonsense that every time I leave All Saints I have to drive down wicked

All Saints Road

to avoid 10-12 onch trenches pothole filled road which my vehicle cannot manage to avoid the Worst village road in Antigua when i should be able to drive through All Saints Bottom Village and Montrulla to get to my household in Buckleys.

It is a very vexing issue, and everynight Mount Plesant and

Cedar Valley village

road are getring cement paved roads.

My message is simple and clear. If the Minster Mr

Anthony Smith

and the Hon Miss

Maria Bird Brown

does not cement the road that leads from Smokey through Montrulla into Buckleys you will lose the next general election Mr Hon Anthony Smith.

The road need to be CEMENTED Ministry of Works Miss Maria Bird Browne and the Hon Anthony Smith.

CEMENT is the only way to fix that road. Please fix it.

Upset All Saints West Constiutuent

Henry Fuller

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Comments (4)

  • Brian September 6, 2025, 4:57 PM

    Fuller you full of shit
    Reply
  • Apex Jones September 6, 2025, 6:55 PM

    Here we go making this a political thing. Idiot just go sit in a damn corner with Lovely and catch flies
    Reply
  • Teacher for Life September 6, 2025, 7:59 PM

    A basic please and thank you would have sufficed since threats don’t sit well with most and may actually result in the opposite of what is requested. Someone like me would say, “Bet you don’t get it.” and “Take your measly 25 votes and shove them where the sun doesn’t shine.” Sir, you should know at your age that you can ketch more flys with honey than you can with vinegar.
    Reply
  • Informed citizen September 6, 2025, 8:17 PM

    While advocating for road improvements is fair, threatening with the loss of votes isn’t the way to go. Constructive dialogue with the government usually gets better results than political pressure.
    Reply

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