Rawdon Turner, Member of Parliament for St. Peter, conducted a comprehensive tour of the Gunthropes community on Thursday, engaging directly with residents amidst ongoing infrastructure issues that have severely impacted daily life. Turner emphasized the importance of transparent and candid dialogue with affected individuals, acknowledging that while some progress has been made with concrete paving, significant upgrades remain essential. Residents voiced their concerns, highlighting areas still in dire need of repair. Accompanied by Public Works officials, including the minister and director, Turner reaffirmed the government’s dedication to completing the project. Officials outlined a phased approach to repairs, prioritizing the most severely damaged sections. Turner stressed that his hands-on, accessible approach allows him to better grasp the community’s challenges. “Meeting residents directly on the damaged roads is crucial to understanding their realities,” he stated. “While there is much work ahead, we are committed to moving forward with integrity, service, and resolve.” Turner plans to extend his outreach to other St. Peter communities in the coming weeks to address similar issues. Gunthropes residents expressed appreciation for the engagement and expressed hope that the renewed focus would result in sustainable improvements.
St. Peter MP Visits Gunthropes Residents Amid Ongoing Road, Drainage Concerns
