The Barbados Water Authority (BWA) wishes to advise that one of its facilities in St. Philip will be taken offline on Tuesday, May 27th for crews to replace a pump at the facility. The work is scheduled to begin around 9:30 a.m. and updates will be provided on the progress of the work.
As a result, residents of
Christ Church
- Atlantic Shores
- Coverley,
- Atlantic Park
- Chancery Lane
- Silver Sands
- Inch Marlow
- Sayers Court
- Newton Terrace
- Parish Land
- Gibbons Boggs
- Thyme Bottom
- Christopher
- Wilcox
- Gibbons,
- Pilgrim Place
- Ealing Park
- Goodland
- Balls Land
- Leadvale
- Walronds
- Lowlands
St. Philip
- Three Houses
- Vineyard
- East Coast
- Seaview
- The Crane
- Union
- Six Roads
- Patrick’s
- Bushy Park
- Four Roads
- Bayfield
- Bright Hill
- Fairview
- Four Square Valley
- Highland Village
- Pitchers Hill
- Woodbourne
- Apple Hall
- Belair
- Benthams
- Bequest
- Castle Heights
- Cave Land
- Coles Development
- Diamond Valley
- Eastbourne
- Harmony Hall
- Kirtons
- Long Bay
- Long Bay Development
- Lynches
- Merricks
- Poolers Land
- Ruby
- Seaview
- Shrewsbury
- Well House
- Work Hall
- Blades Hill
- Chapel
- College Land
- College Savannah
- Content Cot
- Doughlins
- Duncans
- Eastpoint
- Edgecumbe Tenantry
- Farm Gardens
- Fortesque
- Halton Terrace
- Heddings
- Hillswick
- Industry Hall
- Lucas Street
- Lyders Hill
- Mangrove
- Marchfield
- Marleyvale
- Padmore Village
- Rices
- Sanford
- Sealy Hall
- Catherine
- Margaret’s Village
- Thickets
- Walkers
- Windward Gardens
and surrounding areas may experience low water pressure or outages while the work is ongoing.
Persons are advised to store an adequate supply of water to meet their needs. The Authority will make every effort to assist via water tanker as a temporary measure where necessary.
The BWA apologizes for the inconvenience this service disruption may cause. (ENDS)