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Constituents crying out - Barbados Today

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Member of Parliament for St Peter Colin Jordan is calling for better road infrastructure and access to water for the people of that parish.The Minister of Labour and Social Security and the Third Sector told his colleagues in the House of Assembly on Tuesday that residents are fed up using unacceptable roads which have been damaging their personal vehicles and also public transportation.Jordan said his constituents have asked him to share with the Chamber that they expect those who work at the Jerusalem Depot, in Maynards, also in that parish, to get up off of their “sit downs” and do some work in the community.“I am being very clear in what I am saying here today. And I am saying it understanding that sometimes when you appear to offend somebody you can end up getting a backlash. But I am putting all of them on notice, this Member of Parliament is not going to be accepting  no backlash. And so what can be done ought to be done.“There is no reason why I should be driving through these kinds of potholes in Indian Ground. And if I go to Boscobelle I have the same issue. If I drive through Gays, I have the same issue. If I go into Mount No 1 and Mount No 2 the same issue. If I go into Mount Brevitor, the same issue. If I go into Farm Road, the same issue.

Source: Barbados Today - News You Can Trust.

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