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The Government has started public consultations as it prepares to implement the new Bernard Lodge Development Master Plan in St Catherine. On February 20, residents of Dunbeholden and surrounding communities, gathered to hear updates from Ministries, Departments, Agencies and private stakeholders committed to the project. Press to play to find out more about this development.

The Human Employment and Resource Training/National Service Training Agency (HEART/NSTA) Trust is seeking to build civic responsibility among Jamaicans through its Volunteer Programme. Press play to find out how this initiative can positively enhance our communities and the society at large.

Everyone wants to go out and have a good time, but always ensure that your partying doesn’t get in the way of your safety on the road when it’s time to go home. Press play to listen as we talk about the importance of designated driving when going to entertainment events.

Farmers in Bernard Lodge St Catherine are set to benefit from an upgraded drip irrigation system in the coming months. This as part of the wider Bernard Lodge redevelopment plans. Press play to learn more about this initiative on this edition of Calling Farmers.

In approximately eight months the dream of a better potable water supply will become a reality for over seven thousands residents in and around Watermount, St. Catherine. Press play to ifnd out more about this initiative.

On this edition of Jamaica House Weekly, Prime Minister runs for a cause at SIGMA 2020, appoints new Cabinet Minister and foregoes CARICOM Intercessional Meeting.

Members of the Cottage Farmers group now have a facility to call their own. This following the official opening of a multipurpose centre in Peter’s Rock St Andrew on Wednesday February 19. Press play to find out more on this edition of Sharing the Love.

On this week’s healthline we continue our look at coronary artery disease and in particular, how it affects men versus women, how it is detected and how we can prevent it. Press play to hear more.

You can be summoned to court for various reasons ranging from civil matters to criminal cases. However sometimes persons either don’t show up for their appointed court dates or miss them for varied reasons. Press play to find out more about how to handle this issue.