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Belle Garden To Rise

The newly constructed Belle Garden Multi-Purpose Facility was commissioned on Tuesday (January 29). And there are more plans to develop the community. The facility project began last year under the Division of Community Development, Enterprise Development and Labour. And the Division announced that there are other Belle Garden projects planned.

Test Run at Barbados Bay Jetty

More savings, more convenience, less traffic. Those are among the expected benefits of the new Barbados Bay Jetty, which received its first barge in over 15 years on Saturday (January 26) from Trinidad. Tobago also shipped over 2,200 metric tonnes of aggregate to Trinidad, which will bring in $300,000 in

‘COMDEV’ Launches Soca Burnout

With many Tobagonians gearing up for Carnival 2019, they’ll have some extra motivation with the upcoming Soca Burnout event. It’s being hosted by the Division of Community Development, Enterprise Development and Labour at its Glen Road location. The event starts today (February 1) from 4.30 p.m. to 5.30 p.m., and

Monthly Tours at Fort King George Museum

If you’re curious about the history and heritage surrounding Fort King George, it’s all available at the Scarborough Fort’s Interactive Museum Experience. The museum hosts a live reenactment of the location’s storied history on the last Sunday of every month. It’s part of the Fort King George Heritage Park and

Scientific Study Will Lead to Traffic Overhaul

With the number of cars on the road rapidly increasing, Tobago’s ongoing traffic study is critical to dealing with this higher demand. That’s the view of Secretary of Infrastructure, Quarries and the Environment Kwesi Des Vignes, who said the road congestion is most noticeable at 8 a.m. when commuters are

Youth Bringing Change to Canaan/Bon Accord

Young residents of the Canaan and Bon Accord area are using their time to help empower other young people Tobagonians. They’re members of youth group DXL Promotions, which was established in 2014 to inspire the island’s youth. The group was part of last week’s Division of Sport and Youth Affairs’