Hazzard Says Progress Made On Ballynahinch Bypass

South Down MP Chris Hazzard .

Sinn Féin’s South Down MP Chris Hazzard has welcomed ongoing progress on the Ballynahinch Bypass project as archaeological work commences on site.xa0

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The former Infrastructure Minister signed-off the proposal to commence with the Ballynahinch Bypass in December 2016 and has been keeping up-to-date with progress with the £40million project at each stage since.xa0
Mr Hazzard said:xa0“Local commuters have been excited to see plant machinery arrive on site in recent days – and although it unfortunately does not signal the start of construction of the Bypass – it is the beginning of vital archaeological works along the proposed route.xa0
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“In tandem with these works, Department for Infrastructure officials have also now commenced with the procurement stage of the scheme and continue to work with landowners towards the vesting process in the near future.xa0
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“Given the strategic benefit of this infrastructure project the ongoing, pro-active work of officials responsible for this project is to be welcomed, and I look forward to continuing to work towards the construction of the Bypass as soon as possible.”xa0

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