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Farnum Playground Still Partially Occupied as Subryanville Residents Seek Answers

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September 11, 2026
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Residents of Subryanville have been waiting since September 2025 for the Government to restore Farnum Playground fully to the community. Farnum Playground was designated for recreation and rest and as a community green space, but has been partially occupied by a private business.

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Residents have engaged with the Central Housing and Planning Authority, the Ministry of Local Government and Regional Development, the Mayor and City Council, the Ministry of Education and more recently the Ministry of Public Service, Government Efficiency and Implementation .

We note that the CH&PA are enforcing the law in parts of Georgetown and more recently in Herstelling, but for some reason the Government seems silent on their inability to follow the law and procedures at Farnum Playground.

We call again on the Government of Guyana, through its various agencies to explain the path to ensure that Farnum Playground is restored fully to the community.

We urge citizens to be vigilant and protect their community green spaces.

Yours truly,

Khalid Bacchus
Jammal Whitehead
Deborah Nunes
Ingrid Clarke
Shad Fernandes
Paul Vallidum
Jonathan Fernandes
Eva Scott
Lianne Sears
Stuart Gonsalves
Leah Alphonso
Johnette Gonsalves
Ryaad Bacchus
Luana Fernandes
Kevin Sears
Clair Pestano
Graham Scott
Kerri DeGroot
Aisha Fraites
Leah DeGroot
Robert Fernandes
Raphael DeGroot
Ronald Luckhoo
Peter DeGroot
Sabine McIntosh
Saskia Wijngaarde
Bonita Harris
Christina Edwards
Elizabeth Deane-Hughes
Dominic Fernandes
Vidyaratha Kissoon

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