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No Man’s Land is a public space

“No Man’s Land”, the secluded beach bay bordering the world famous Buccoo Reef in west Tobago, will always remain a public site. That’s the assurance from Chief Secretary Orville London, who said even if a Sandals Resort is built, No Man’s Land will remain a public space. “Anything that we

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Chief Secretary Tournament more than just golf

Amateur golf in the Caribbean is usually very competitive. And in Tobago, it’s also for charity. Over 100 golfers played for prizes, bragging rights, as well as to give to worthy causes at last weekend’s (June 18, 2016) Chief Secretary Charity Golf Tournament at the Magdalena Grand Beach and Golf

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Biche students get Assembly lesson

Thirty-five students from Biche RC Primary School in Trinidad took a field trip to Tobago on Thursday (June 9, 2016), to learn more about the island and its governance. For many of the students, it was their first time on a plane, and their first visit to the island. The

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Residents want Speyside declared a marine park

Declare the Speyside Bay Reef and its surrounding areas a marine park. That’s what residents in the east Tobago seaside village of Speyside are asking for. During the Tobago House of Assembly’s Face to Face community meeting at the Speyside High School, diver Sean Robinson said the area was declared

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