IT IS BUSINESS AS USUAL in the Fairchild Street Market.
The hoarding is in place with the expectation of the removal of the asbestos roof and demolition to follow, but vendors are back within the confines in full force.
Those who spoke to the DAILY NATION said they would continue at the current site until they received official word from the various ministers involved.
While he was busy at work, the proprietor of Sugar Asher said the “gated community” they were in had served as a deterrent to some customers, but there were others who walked right in as if the barrier was not there.
Read the full story in today’s DAILY NATION.
Same old at Fairchild
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