05/08/2011
Builders 'On Right Path' At Roselawn
The main contractor has been appointed for the works involved in the construction of access roads and paths at Roselawn Cemetery, Belfast.
The development by FP McCann will comprise the construction of access paths and roadways, drainage, improvements to the existing entrance and other related works at the busy cemetery, a location that also includes the Belfast Crematorium.
Main construction work is due to commence on site during early August with the contract period estimated at around six months to finish by Christmas.
The cost of the scheme is in the region of £500,000.
(GK/BMcC)
The development by FP McCann will comprise the construction of access paths and roadways, drainage, improvements to the existing entrance and other related works at the busy cemetery, a location that also includes the Belfast Crematorium.
Main construction work is due to commence on site during early August with the contract period estimated at around six months to finish by Christmas.
The cost of the scheme is in the region of £500,000.
(GK/BMcC)
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