St Helier car park levels close for ongoing refurbishment
It said pedestrian access to Fort Regent and La Petite Ecole nursery would remain available via the stairs and escalators located on Level 10 while the upper level closures were in place."There will be no pram or wheelchair access to Fort Regent via the car park for the duration of this closure," it added."Alternative parking and accessible routes should be used."
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