Residents in Swieqi are gearing up for a protest next week over a controversial pedestrian footbridge planned along Triq Sant’ Andrija. The demonstration, organised by the Swieqi Local Council, is set to take place on 25th April at 10am at the corner of Triq Sant’ Andrija and Triq is-Slielem, as opposition continues to grow around the proposed project
Pembroke Mayor Kaylon Zammit has defended a proposed pedestrian crossing on St Andrew's Road, saying the project is necessary to improve safety along one of the area's busiest roads, despite criticism. In a statement on Facebook, Zammit said that the application for the pedestrian crossing, which is currently before the Planning Authority, will lead
The Swieqi Local Council has formally raised serious concerns over a proposed pedestrian footbridge connecting Swieqi and Pembroke, warning that the project is being pushed forward without proper consultation. The proposal, filed under planning application PA 1595/26 by Infrastructure Malta , would see a footbridge constructed along Triq Sant’ Andrija
Plans to develop a pedestrian bridge linking Swieqi and Pembroke are facing major opposition from residents and councillors, who say they were never consulted about the proposal. Swieqi mayor Noel Muscat described the proposal as "horrendous" and said the council is organising a protest against the plan, to be held on Saturday, April 25. “Ignoring
The Swieqi Local Council expressed its serious concerns regarding planning application PA 1595/26, which proposes the construction of a pedestrian footbridge along Triq Sant Andrija, connecting Swieqi with parts of Pembroke. While the Council fully supports the principle of improving pedestrian safety and connectivity between communities, it strongly
