Prime Minister Philip J. Pierre has reiterated his unwavering dedication to the residents of Castries East, emphasizing the profound bond he shares with his constituency. Speaking at a public community meeting in Bagatelle on November 18, Pierre highlighted the transformative impact of his dual role as Prime Minister and parliamentary representative on the daily lives of his constituents. He underscored the government’s efforts to alleviate financial burdens, noting that facility fees are now fully covered for all residents, including those from Marchand and Castries East. Additionally, Pierre announced that CXC exam fees, once a significant concern for parents, are now funded by the government, with plans to expand coverage to five or more subjects. Healthcare access has also seen significant improvements, with free prostate and cervical cancer screenings made available through the Saint Lucia Labour Party’s initiatives. Pierre proudly referenced major infrastructure projects completed under his leadership, such as the Human Resource Development Centre and the Marchand Police Station. He also unveiled a highly anticipated $4 million multipurpose court and community center in Bagatelle, designed to support various sports and community activities. Reaffirming his commitment, Pierre assured residents that ongoing developments aim to enhance their quality of life and promised continued progress as part of his long-term vision for Castries East.
Pierre touts ‘supreme relationship’ with Castries East, highlights investments
