After all this, now we traders in Ballymena face roadworks too

Last Friday, July 10, myself and fellow traders in a busy district of Ballymena were served with a notification that works on the Road and footpath was to start and continue for 14 weeks!
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Published 19th Jul 2020, 08:14 BST
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Whilst the rest of the UK and the assembly tries to assist the business community, Infrastructure Minister Nichola Mallon comes up with her own take on how to assist us: close the road 24/7 and starve them.

We, the traders, can only hope that the rest of her colleagues and her party leader has a word with her ... soon.

Gianfranco Di Maio, Fruitland, Ballymena

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