Minister allays Foxdale roadwork concerns

Thursday, 30 June 2016 00:00

Concerns have been raised about the potential disruption in Foxdale when major road works start in September.

A public meeting was held this week with the Department of Infrastructure to discuss the implications for the village:

Original estimates gave a nine month timeframe - however the department has now clarified it won't necessarily be closed for that length of time.

Minister Phil Gawne believes the meeting went well saying residents understand it's a necessary evil:

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