Peel Commissioners say they’re supportive of the decision to regenerate the East Quay area describing it as ‘a long time coming’.
That’s despite some residents voicing concerns about parking, and the possible implementation of a one-way system.
The Department of Infrastructure, which is carrying out the project, held a public meeting in the west on Tuesday (22 November).
Here's Peel Commissioner Alan Jones and Infrastructure Minister Chris Thomas:
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