PHOTO: Road for Manchester’s Guava Walk
Central, News, Regional
June 21, 2021

PHOTO: Road for Manchester’s Guava Walk

Minister of Local Government Desmond McKenzie (centre) cutting a ribbon with councillor for the John’s Hall Division, Faith Sampson (second right); Manchester North Western Member of Parliament Mikael Phillips (third right); councillor for the Mile Gully Division Rohan Kennedy (left) and residents, to officially open a $5-million rehabilitated road in the farming community of Guava Walk near Somerset in Manchester, last Friday.

(Photo: Gregory Bennett)

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