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This matter has been addressed
DEAR EDITOR,
Please refer to an article captioned “Destroying a neighbour’s property,” in your Wednesday, November 29, 2017, edition of your newspaper.
We wish to make it clear that no permission was given to any person to cook dog food on David Street Kitty. In fact, the Town Clerk has instructed the relevant department in the Council to ensure that this activity is brought to an immediate halt.
It must also be noted that Mr. Wills made the report of this issue to the Public Relations Division for the first time on Monday, November 27, 2017 at approximately 10 hours. The said report was taken and referred to the relevant department of the Council.
Also, we want to report that the matter was addressed on Wednesday, November 29, 2017.
Debra Lewis
Public Relations Officer, M&CC
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