Lighting has brought the Pares basketball and netball courts back into use. The facility had been inactive for 25 years.

ABLP St. Peter candidate Rawdon Turner shared the update. He said the change marks renewed life in the community.

First, Turner highlighted the return of activity. He said the courts are active again after decades. As a result, residents can gather and play.

Moreover, he described the moment as deeply personal. He recalled playing on the same court as a child. Therefore, the revival carries strong meaning for him.

He said seeing the courts alive again is powerful. In addition, he linked the reopening to community spirit. The space now supports sports and social life.

However, Turner also addressed concerns about progress. He admitted that change can take time. Still, he defended his efforts in the constituency.

“I will never apologize for working hard,” Turner said. He added that he remains committed to serving residents.

Furthermore, he acknowledged some delays. He said progress may not always come quickly. Likewise, he noted that not every promise can be fulfilled fast.

Even so, he stressed determination. He said he will continue working for the people. His focus, he added, remains on service.

At the same time, Turner responded to critics. His remarks appeared aimed at political opponents. He accused them of talking instead of acting.

He said others are “running around,” instead of serving people. In contrast, he said he remains focused on real work.

“As for me, I will keep doing the work,” Turner stated. This, he said, defines his approach.

Meanwhile, the timing is important. Election campaigning is increasing across the country. Candidates are highlighting community projects.

Therefore, the court revival adds to that trend. It shows visible development in Pares. It also supports Turner’s campaign message.

In conclusion, the courts are active again after many years. Turner says the change reflects progress and commitment.