Local NewsPublic Notice Preparations for paving begin at Prior Park, St. James by Barbados Today 12/12/2024 written by Barbados Today 12/12/2024 1 min read A+A- Reset Photo Credit (MTW) Share FacebookTwitterLinkedinWhatsappEmail 1K Residents and businesses in Prior Park, St. James will be driving on a better road in time for Christmas, as C.O. Williams Construction Ltd. in conjunction with the Ministry of Transport and Works (MTW) start preparations for paving.  The contractor has begun deep milling a section of Prior Park Road, St. James, from the south of the existing roundabout and will continue in a southerly direction for approximately 400 metres, in preparation for the paving work.  Work commenced on Monday December 9, and will continue until Thursday December 19.  You Might Be Interested In Public Notice: Road along My Lord’s Hill between Welches Triangle to Howell’s Cross Road closed for night work BWA pumping station back online Online classes for Blackman & Gollop Primary and Thelma Berry Nursery Schools As a result, the road will be closed Monday to Friday, from 7.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m., to through traffic, with local access only for residents, businesses, Sanitation Service Authority vehicles and emergency vehicles.  Motorists are asked to plan their routes accordingly and avoid the road where possible. Road users are also encouraged to obey the signage posted and follow the directions of the flag personnel.  Under the reconstruction project, the road’s sub-base will be strengthened; footpaths in asphalt or concrete will be added; realignment will be done to straighten the road where possible, and stormwater wells, catch pits and other drainage infrastructure will be built. The roundabout’s surface will be changed from asphalt to roller compacted concrete, and approximately four utility poles will be relocated.  The roadwork is being done under MTW’s CAF Programme which is funded by the Development Bank for the Caribbean and Latin America. The project is expected to be completed early next year, pending weather or unforeseen circumstances. (PR/MTW)  Barbados Today Stay informed and engaged with our digital news platform. The leading online multimedia news resource in Barbados for news you can trust. You may also like 43-year-old woman dies in St Peter collision 14/01/2025 Police target ‘big fish’ in organised crime crackdown 14/01/2025 High-surf advisory remains in effect for Barbados 14/01/2025