Members of the Town Residents’ Rejuvenation Association claim that Senator Terry Le Main is pushing ahead with building work at Salisbury Crescent without consulting those trying to agree on a coherent plan for the regeneration of the area.
The group, which says it has 20 members so far, is unhappy that other projects have been delayed until a masterplan has been drafted, yet the minister is pushing ahead with his.
Group chairman Laura Storey said: ‘Members are concerned to hear that tenders have been put out, and received back, for the construction of 35 lifetime/retirement homes at Salisbury Crescent, opposite Grand Marché, with plans for construction to commence in the autumn.’
