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Programming of Traffic Lights

The Division of Infrastructure, Quarries and the Environment has advised the public that programming for the coordination of traffic light systems from Signal Hill to Calder Hall is underway. This exercise will activate real-time Vehicle to Infrastructure (V2I) communication between traffic signals. This will improve traffic flow on the highway

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‘Keep on Shining’

That’s the advice to Tobago’s youth from Latoyaa Roberts-Thomas, the president of the Tobago Youth Council (TYC). She was speaking at TYC’s first event, ‘Tobago Youth Expose’, hosted on Friday (September 14) in collaboration with the Division of Sport and Youth Affairs at Shaw Park Complex. The event featured exhibitions

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Roxborough Gearing Up For Road Market

This week, east Tobago will host the popular Road Market Experience, which kicks off from 2 p.m. tomorrow (September 20) in Roxborough at the Cyd Gray Sporting Complex car park. Entrepreneurs will be able showcase their culinary treats, craft work and other products, and the public is invited to come

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MOU For Sexual Health Rights Established

The new memorandum of understanding (MOU) signed with the Family Planning Association of Trinidad and Tobago (FPATT) is aimed at advancing sexual and reproductive health and rights in Tobago. The MOU was signed between FPATT and the Division of Health, Wellness and Family Development yesterday (September 17, 2018) at the

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Coastal Cleanup Part of ‘Fight’ For Trash-Free Seas

As usual, Tobago joined International Coastal Cleanup campaign efforts on the weekend. It began on Saturday (September 16) with volunteers working at several locations including Courland Bay in Plymouth, Little Rockly Bay in Lambeau, Minster’s Bay in Bacolet, Carapuse Bay in Belle Garden, Prince Bay in Roxborough and Tyrrel’s Bay in

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Nominations Invited For Youth Awards

Nominations are open for the THA Youth Awards 2018. The event is hosted annually by the Division of Sport and Youth Affairs to promote youth development and recognise the achievements of young Tobagonians (ages 12-29) and youth advocates (ages 30 and over). It also highlights the contributions of youth and

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