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Heritage Starts Friday

The Tobago Heritage Festival 2018 opens on Friday (July 13). The official launch of the Festival took place on July 6 at GNV Place on Wilson Road, Scarborough. This year the guiding principle for the Festival is the phrase “Embrace, Engage, Experience”.  The event will feature the “Moriah Ole Time

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Communities Urged to Get Disaster Ready

“Make Yourself a Hard Target this Hurricane Season”. That was the theme of a recent workshop on hurricane preparedness for Tobagonians yesterday (July 10). The workshop was hosted by the Community Development Unit of the Division of Community Development, Enterprise Development and Labour, in collaboration with the Tobago Emergency Management

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Registration Open for World of Work

The July/August vacation is a great time for young people to enhance their skills and prepare for employment. The Department of Youth Affairs’ Annual World of Work Programme provides students and youth who have completed secondary school with the opportunity to experience the work environment and further their personal development.

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New Logo for Tourism Division

The Division of Tourism, Culture and Transportation has unveiled a new logo as part of its new tourism awareness campaign. The aim is to increase awareness about the importance of tourism to the island and the impact on the economy. The logo is just one of the initiatives by the

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Moriah Centre Approved

Approval has been granted for the construction of the Moriah Health Centre. Secretary of the Division of Health, Wellness, and Family Development Dr. Agatha Carrington said the date for the sod turning ceremony to signal the start of the project will be announced in August. The project will be managed

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Traffic Restrictions Begin at Buccoo

Traffic restrictions along Buccoo Bay Road began yesterday (July 9, 2018), and will continue until August 25. The Water and Sewerage Authority (WASA) has advised the public that this is necessary as the installation of sewer mains is being conducted in the area. This is part of the ongoing South

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