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Teaching Service Commission holds meeting with DEYAS

The Teaching Service Commission of Trinidad and Tobago held a historic first statutory meeting at the Commission’s Tobago Office on Wilson Road. Following this auspicious occasion the Commission met with the Division of Education, Youth Affairs and Sport. The Teaching Service Commission left impressed with talks on a number of

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CHIEF SECRETARY’S ADDRESS – TOBAGO DAY 2015

My fellow Tobagonians, it is with a mixture of pride, optimism and some caution that I join you in our first Tobago Day celebration. This special day affords us the opportunity to reflect on the progress we have made, as a people; to show appreciation for all we have achieved,

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Tobago will not relax on self-government

The Forum of Political Parties will meet in two weeks to fine tune its position on self-governance for Tobago, THA Chief Secretary Orville London stated at Thursday’s plenary sitting of the House of Assembly. London said he does not believe the result of the September 7 general election, in which

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95% of Tobagonians comply with IC Act

Ninety-five per cent of all Tobagonians subject to the Integrity in Public Life Act have filed their annual returns with the Integrity Commission, Chairman Justice of Appeal Zainool Hosein has disclosed. He added: The Integrity Commission (IC) has had no significant issues with Tobagonians filing their returns on time and

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Chief Secretary welcomes all views on autonomy

Chief Secretary Orville London has once again made it clear that in seeking autonomy, Tobago does not want to split from the state of Trinidad and Tobago. London made the comment during a courtesy call with over thirty students from the College of Science, Technology and Applied Arts of Trinidad

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