Ballabeg and Ramsey projects now due to complete by Easter
Staffing issues have been blamed for a delay in finishing new pedestrian crossings in Ballabeg and Ramsey.
The Department of Infrastructure says it’s due to problems within the sub-contractors’ paver team.
It means resurfacing work isn’t expected to start until Monday (27 March) with the projects completed one after the other.
Once paved the crossings will have their lines painted – they’re expected to be operational by Easter.
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