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Tourism Safety Talks

Tourism officials and the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service (TTPS) will form a “cross-functional team” to ensure greater safety for Tobago visitors and residents. According to a release from the Division of Tourism, Culture and Transportation, this decision was made at a meeting on Friday (February 8) at the Division’s

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Four Months For ‘Claude Noel’ Rehab

Rehabilitation works on the Claude Noel Highway are set to begin soon. And according to Secretary of Infrastructure, Quarries and the Environment Kwesi Des Vignes the work will cause some traffic disruptions. “The reality is, that there will now be, of course, some inconveniences,” Des Vignes said. “This project is

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Bright Future

Chief Secretary Kelvin Charles sees good signs for Tobago’s construction industry with the commissioning of the Barbados Bay Jetty. The Jetty, located at Studley Park, was commissioned on Thursday (February 7) after the project was completed at a cost of $4.6 million. Approximately $1.5 million in revenue was generated from

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New Public Washrooms Coming

The Signal Hill Sewer Connector is among the list of projects being given priority for 2019. Secretary of Settlements, Urban Renewal and Public Utilities Clarence Jacob said the project will benefit schools in the area. “This connection will connect the Signal Hill Secondary School, the Happy Haven School, the Signal

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Panthers Dominate At Sports Awards

Kaizen Panthers Athletic Club took three of the major awards last night (February 7) at the 2018 THA Sport Awards at the Magdalena Grand Beach and Golf Resort, Lowlands. In addition to producing Tobago’s Sportsman of the Year, sprinter Dwight St Hillaire, and Coach of the Year in Arlon Morrison,

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Land Distribution Later This Year

Land at the Belle Garden Housing Development is being prepared for distribution to successful applicants. Secretary of Settlements, Urban Renewal and Public Utilities Clarence Jacob said the area has already been divided into lots. The Settlements Division is now constructing a sewer treatment plant at the site. “The plant has

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