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Ministry to restore traffic over Strathspey Bridge in 48 hours following widespread complaints Following widespread complaints, the Ministry of Public Works today said it will try to restore traffic over the Strathspey Bridge, East Coast Railway Embankment in 48 hours. The article Ministry to restore traffic over Strathspey Bridge in 48 hours following widespread complaints appeared first on Stabroek News.
Deadline expires for PNCR, AFC deal -talks to continue A deadline for a coalition deal between the PNCR and the AFC expired at midnight last night with no resolution to the impasse over who should be the presidential candidate. The article Deadline expires for PNCR, AFC deal appeared first on Stabroek News.
Friendship, EBD gets $449.6m Magistrate’s Court Residents along the East Bank of Demerara now have easier access to justice following the inauguration yesterday of the new Friendship Magistrate’s Court. The article Friendship, EBD gets $449.6m Magistrate’s Court appeared first on Stabroek News.
Court rules Coretta McDonald can vie for GTU presidency -Lyte and Cambridge reinstated Presidential candidate of the Guyana Teachers’ Union (GTU), Coretta McDonald, has won the right to contest the union’s presidency following a High Court ruling last Friday. The article Court rules Coretta McDonald can vie for GTU presidency appeared first on Stabroek News.
Commuters fretting over collapsed Strathspey Bridge -concerned over temporary fixes East Coast commuters yesterday expressed dismay with the dislocation caused by the collapsed Strathspey, East Coast Demerara bridge and one noted that the hurried repairs done just in August last year had not lasted long under the weight of heavy trucks. The article Commuters fretting over collapsed Strathspey Bridge appeared first on Stabroek News.
‘He always had a great interest in his son’ Western Bureau: WELLESLEY BOLT, the father of track and field superstar Usain Bolt, has died. He reportedly died at a medical facility in Kingston yesterday, just hours after he was transported there from his home in Sherwood Content, Trelawny....
WATER RUSH George Hunter was among hundreds of National Water Commission (NWC) customers who crowded its Marescaux Road, St Andrew office yesterday, trying to benefit from the agency’s debt amnesty programme. With more than $800,000 in arrears, the Sterling...
Gov’t pressed for answers on talks to grant new JPS licence The governing Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) administration is being urged to tell the country why it has not started negotiations with the Jamaica Public Service (JPS) for a new licence. Speaking at a People’s National Party (PNP) conference in St...
‘Senator Sinclair knows better’ WESTERN BUREAU: Opposition Senator Janice Allen is demanding that her government counterpart Charles Sinclair recant a statement made at a political meeting on the weekend, suggesting that she could be a United States green card holder. According...
Vernon cracks down on political paraphernalia in St James WESTERN BUREAU: Montego Bay Mayor Richard Vernon is calling on electoral candidates to remove all political campaign material from the streets of St James by the end of this week or face hefty penalties, noting that the municipal authority has not...