Church commission reserves comment on St John's development

The Environment Commission of the Archdiocese of Malta has discussed and taken a position on the controversial proposed extension to St John’s Co-Cathedral museum but it will be not be making it public for now, commission chairman Victor Axiak told...

The Environment Commission of the Archdiocese of Malta has discussed and taken a position on the controversial proposed extension to St John’s Co-Cathedral museum but it will be not be making it public for now, commission chairman Victor Axiak told timesofmalta.com.

St John's Co-Cathedral Foundation has proposed extending the museum by creating underground chambers below St John Street or building facilities at St John's church yard but its proposals have attracted a record number of objections to the Malta Environment and Planning Authority.

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