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Registration Open For World Food Day

Applications are now open for booths at this year’s World Food Day Exhibition at the Parade Grounds, Bacolet. World Food Day celebrations, hosted by the Division of Food Production, Forestry and Fisheries will take place on October 17. The annual event allows Tobagonians to showcase their interests, from tasty treats

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Scarborough Abattoir Closed

The Scarborough Abattoir will be temporarily closed until October 9. The abattoir was closed on Tuesday (September 25) due to a scheduled suspension of the electricity service to the facility to facilitate refurbishment works. Anyone seeking further information on the closure of the abattoir can contact the Marketing Department of the Division

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Road Market Success

The four Road Market Experience events held in Tobago for 2018 are being regarded successful. And there’s more to come in 2019, according to Secretary of Community Development, Enterprise Development and Labour Marlsyn Melville-Jack. The Secretary said the Division aims to host at least two road markets per quarter next

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Library to Host IP Lecture

The Library Association of Trinidad and Tobago will host an Intellectual Property (IP) workshop on September 28 at the Scarborough Library Facility 9 a.m. The lecture will target librarians and library and information assistants attached to the Tobago Library Services. This will create greater awareness in libraries about the importance

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Cycling Classic Pedals Off Tuesday

The Tobago International Cycling Classic 2018 will pedal off next Tuesday (October 2). Local and international racers will convene at the Cycling Village Compound in Crown Point before the first official race at the Shirvan/Carnbee Circuit Race. The Classic has seen many transformations including the shift from a primarily local

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Y-Zones to Expand Programmes

During the summer vacation, Y-Zones in Tobago hosted a number of training programmes. And Secretary of Community Development, Enterprise Development and Labour Marslyn Melville-Jack said the Division will also lend support in terms of life skills training. “The OSH Department will also be doing basic lifesaving skills, something that I

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