Upgrading Works At Fort Clarence Beach

Work continues on the Closed Harbour Beach Park Development Project in Montego Bay, St. James, which is being funded by the Government of Jamaica, Tourism Enhancement Fund (TEF), St. James Municipal Corporation and the Inter-American Development Bank, under the Urban Development Corporation (UDC’s) Montego Bay Redevelopment Programme. The 16-acre property, formerly known as Dump-Up Beach, is being transformed into a recreational space, with amenities that will allow it to operate as a free access, licenced public beach. Press play top find out more about this development on Urbanscope.

As part of the UDC's commitment to create more green spaces throughout the country, the entity is set to plant 1,000 trees at National Heroes Park under its Houses of Parliament and Government Campus Project. Listen to this edition of Urbanscope to get the details.

Downtown Kingston will come alive on Wednesday, December 31 for another spectacular staging of fireworks on the Waterfront. Fireworks on the Waterfront forms part of the Urban Development Corporation (UDC’s) Downtown Kingston redevelopment plan to establish the area as a commercial, entertainment, and cultural district. Learn more about this annual imitative on this edition of Urbanscope.  

The People’s Choice and winning architectural design for Jamaica’s new Parliament building, ‘Out of Many One People’, is moving closer to the construction stage. Find out more on today’s edition of Urbanscope.

The Urban Development Corporation (UDC) spearheads and participates in several initiatives geared at ensuring the preservation and sustainability of the natural environment and its ecosystems. Find out more on today’s edition of Urbanscope.

On today’s edition of Urbanscope, The Urban Development Corporation (UDC) Team celebrates National Tree Planting Day along the Port Royal Coastline. Stay tuned to find out more about this event