CORONATION Park is due to reopen tomorrow as work to clear the playgrounds following the storm has been completed.
However, the Railway Walk remains closed due to hung up branches and leaning trees – but significant progress has been made and all fallen trees have been cleared from paths.
In a note to media provided this afternoon, the government gave updates on the Storm Ciarán clean-up operation which has been ongoing for over a month.
While Coronation Park will reopen tomorrow, Islanders have been informed that tree stumps in the park have been fenced off until they can be removed in the new year.
The St Peter combined-use path and the Perquage Path from Sandybrook to La Route de la Haule are both open, following the clearance of fallen trees.
The western side of Churchill Park is open and the path from Park Estate to the Woodford car park is clear. The eastern side of the park remains closed but is expected to be cleared in the next week.
Mount Bingham Park is expected to be open by the end of next week as clearance of fallen trees is underway.
Howard Davis Park is also fully open.
