Listen to this article · 2 min ■BASSETERRE (SKNIS): The Sandy Point Community Centre is undergoing a comprehensive assessment to determine the most effective strategy for its rehabilitation and future use. The minister of state responsible for social development said that the facility in Sandy Point will require “major work” based on an assessment from the Public Works Department. “Public Works mentioned that there needs to be a structural assessment because they noticed cracks going up the wall to the ceiling. Dr. Richards represents the community of Sandy Point as part of St. Christopher #5 in the National Assembly. Honourable Phillip said the structural assessment will determine if the damage can be repaired and the building renovated or if the structure needs to be condemned.