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BROTHERS ENSURING ROAD SAFETY

June 15, 2015
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Brothers: Rollins, Lindford and Corvette Richardson
Brothers: Rollins, Lindford and Corvette Richardson

Three brothers, Rollins, Corvette and Lindford Richardson, have beautifully pruned the overgrown grass at the Swing High Roundabout at the entrance to South Hill.

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This has been a most welcomed undertaking as the overgrowth, on the western side of the road, and around the bend to Sandy Ground, posed a hazard to motorists and cyclists as well as pedestrians.

There is a need for the involvement of more persons in various aspects of community life. The example shown by the Richardson brothers is certainly one to emulate.

With the pruning of the grass, the road area should be safer not only for regular traffic, but also for the upcoming OECS and John T. Memorial cycle races.

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