By Fareeza Haniff
![The state of one of the bridges in Laing Avenue. [APNU Photo]](https://i0.wp.com/inewsguyana.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Laing-Avenue.jpg?ssl=1)
The APNU team, led by Leader, David Granger recently visited the communities of Laing Avenue, East Ruimveldt and Ann’s Grove, where residents complained bitterly about the poor state of the physical infrastructure.
APNU’s Director of Communications, Mark Archer told iNews that residents also complained about drainage, flooding and garbage issues. According to Archer, the communities have been neglected due to the lack of a functioning local government department.
![APNU Leader, David Granger and team make their way into one of the communities. [APNU Photo]](https://i0.wp.com/inewsguyana.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/APNU-visit.jpg?ssl=1)
The APNU has planned several protest action in support of LGE after Ramotar has refused to set a date. Local Government Elections was last held in 1994.
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pppc must take all tax payers money and pump it into these co called depressed communities and they will still vote pnc ..wala wala…let hammie green take his money and fix bridge for them.he gat lots of the people money