Paceville revamp launched

Sarah Said

Jan 19th, 11:00

Some comments below show that some people are selfish and just dont care about the hotels that employs hundreds of people and generate our economy... Well done for the work.

Matthew Piscopo

Jan 19th, 10:58

Anthony Pace Gouder reading your comments make me think that you are Renzo Piano. Do you think that these things have not been taken care off!

Anthony Pace Gouder

Jan 18th, 10:06

Eliminating PAVEMENTS means that water flowing out from buildings' roofs and yards, that presantly is buried under pavements and (normally) outflows at the curb (fil kurduna tal-bankina) without any inconvienience to pedestrians but onto the street proper, will now discharge directly and flows uncontrolled along in front of house doors and businesses ,shops, restaurants' entrances.

Proper falls , especially in Wilga Street which is on an incline, for the immediate channelling of rain water into a system of culverts, has to be provided otherwise after every heavy downpour it would be impossible to walk the streets .

Morana Axisa

Jan 17th, 16:42

Why don't they start by re-vamping the clubs which produce and influence young people today? What kind of message do all those 'Gentleman's Clubs' give to young men and women? I'm sure there are no 'gentlemen' involved in there at all!!

Close down all those trashy places which do nothing but give the message that girls need to be cheap and semi-naked to attract the opposite sex, and that all guys want is nudity and wantonness from women! There are plenty of other decent venues and discoes in Paceville! We don't need 6 or 7 strip clubs to encourage tourism!! After that re-vamp, I will be all in favor of 'street furniture'!!

Mark Anthony Fenech

Jan 17th, 13:35

Issa bir-revamp ta' Paceville probabbli jġibu lil xi ħadd ibierek il-proġett.. Imma l-proġett ġewwa PV jitbierek tassew meta "Aw man, xrobt naqa ta, qed inħossni se naq..." BLEUUUUUURGH u jbierek bankina bir-remettar xD

Thomas Pace

Jan 17th, 10:31

Well done for this project. Good that all stakeholders were consulted before the project began so that problems encountered in other projects will not be experienced again.

Chris Farrugia

Jan 17th, 10:29

These projects around Malta have been going on for the last three years. Now some want to say that they are being done becuase of the election. The election was never to be held at this stage. How come some people now want to say otherwise.

Sarah Said

Jan 17th, 10:26

Considering all the hotels in the region, such project will for sure be beneficial to support the tourism industry.

Matthew Piscopo

Jan 17th, 10:13

This paving was really needed. Well done.

Thomas Vella

Jan 17th, 10:08

Mux ahjar tirranga it toroq sur prim ministru milli l-imbarazz ta paceville ?!
Tider li daqt gejja l-elezjoni ax kulhadd jipprova jigbor il voti imma nahseb b'din titlifhom qied ax hela ta flus dan kollu
Ghamel il bzonnijiet l-ewwel mux ic cucati

Joe E Galea

Jan 17th, 08:11

Thank God there's a probable election coming as the givernment wakes up during this period to win some votes.

Jay Oatmon

Jan 17th, 07:50

I assume we shall also have plenty of CCTV's installed - or will this be conveniently sidelined by the 'profits first, and don't upset the club owners' mentality in Malta

Mr Clayton Mangion

Jan 17th, 01:22

Sorry to say but I dont pity those who get injured in paceville . First and foremost the mature people know that paceville is not a place for entertainment but its a place full with wanne be ``fighters`` , drugs and alcohol , 14 year olds allowed in clubs with the lingerie visible , policeman acting like typical policemen dont do anything and smoke in clubs and get free drinks . If you want paceville thas some day will be a local attraction for those who are aged 21 and over you need to demolish the piece of crap place and yet build cafes , lounges and a decent discotheque . I dont have to go to paceville to have fun or to have a drink . I go to a decent bar have a drink and chat and thats simply . If you want the mature people to go there do a strict 21+ ban with a heft fine and a possible club close down if people under that age are allowed in . With all those certain students around in summer pretending to come to Malta to learn English which all they do is learn how to fight with locals . Foreign students are to blamed for the vandalism in summer let alone in swieqi where they destroy public property . And needless to say how come under 17+ foreigners are allowed in bars ??? Are they special and please dont state that they dont consume alcohol cause all of them do . So my conclusion is that Paceville doesnt need new pavement it needs new attraction . Sorry to say but the pavement wont attract me and neither will others !

m. borg (slm)

Jan 16th, 23:05

...and we needed two ministers to inaugurate the laying of flag stones or whatever the refurbishing will be.
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Not surprised when one remembers a toilet in Valletta being inaugurated with the same splendour.

C Cassar

Jan 16th, 22:41

St Georges Road, the narrow one way section leading to Burger King needs to be completely pedestrianised. Often taxis drive the wrong way along this road even when police are present at the other end at Burger King.

Pedestrianise it and close it off with PERMANENT bollards at either end. Shops along the street can have their good deleivered by using trollleys/barrows from delivery vehicles at either end.

Anthony Arpa

Jan 16th, 20:45

Does everyone remember that these streets and pavements in this Paceville area was done all new with a huge spendings only few years ago?
We all know that these Streets and Pavement who are again completely damaged but these damages was not commited by the trespasser... Those who live nearby or those who works and who be in this area know well why and how all these pavement got to this state ,that had to be done again.
Hope at least now those who responsable will make sure that these pavement won,t again be damaged with the same manners.
Anthony Arpa

Mr Peter Korsten

Jan 16th, 19:28

On rainy days like these, you remember why pavements were invented in the first place. Doesn't anybody, who dreams up these things, have this thing called "common sense"?

Karl Consiglio

Jan 16th, 18:39

Eeeeeee fl-ahhar, ghax gejja l-elezzjoni.

Karl Consiglio

Jan 16th, 18:37

Does there have to be an early election coming up for them to get round to doing things?

Rene Debattista

Jan 16th, 18:13

And when is the BUGIBBA REVAMP.......in the next millenium?

Mark Brincat

Jan 16th, 18:12

Cameras please! Nkella qas idumu gimgha l-affarjiet imbaghad ghalxejn tippostjaw 'Street furniture vandalised after one week!'