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Brighter Days

A number of farming districts are earmarked for street lighting. This is part of the Street Lighting Programme from the Division of Settlements, Urban Renewal and Public Utilities. Last year, the Trinidad and Tobago Electricity Commission (T&TEC) installed 19 street lights in predominately agricultural communities in the final quarter of

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Tobago to Address Parking Challenge

Parking is in high demand within Scarborough and Crown Point, so the issue is getting immediate attention. This is according to Secretary of Infrastructure, Quarries and the Environment Kwesi Des Vignes. “As such we would have commissioned a parking study for Tobago,” Des Vignes said, “in particular the Scarborough area,

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Four Primary Schools Extended

Four primary schools were presented with keys to newly-constructed school annexes at special commissioning ceremonies on Tuesday (February 5). The schools—Hope Anglican, Whim Anglican, Patience Hill Government and Signal Hill Government Primary—were extended to meet the growing demands for additional space as school populations increase within the surrounding communities. The

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Be Ambassadors

More than 100 Tobagonians graduated from the Arts Push Programme on January 31. Training was offered in several fields including stilt walking, contemporary dance, West African drum and dance, and costume design. The Arts Push Programme, an initiative of the Division of Tourism, Culture and Transportation, teaches artists new techniques

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Thompson River Bridge Project Set To Begin

The Thompson River Bridge is one of three bridges earmarked for upgrades through the Milford Road Rehabilitation programme. Secretary of Infrastructure, Quarries and the Environment Kwesi Des Vignes confirmed the Thompson River Bridge will be expanded. “It’s currently a one-lane bridge, “Des Vignes said, “and we are looking to expand

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