Chief Secretary Orville London believes the Forum of Political Parties have made significant strides in Tobago’s march for autonomy, and said there is no need to delay the process any further. London made the statement at a media conference yesterday hosted by the Forum at the Administrative Complex, Calder Hall

Tobago is one step closer to retaining its international global credit rating. A team from the Finance and Enterprise Development Division led by Secretary, Joel Jack met with with Moody’s Investor Services representatives Ms. Roxana Munoz and Mr. Adrian Javier Garza at the Victor E. Bruce Financial Complex, Tobago recently

Chief Secretary Orville London and Transport Minister Stephen Cadiz will meet on Friday (February 20 2015) to discuss the effect of the proposed Eastern Caribbean ferry service on Trinidad and Tobago’s sea bridge. The Chief Secretary wrote Cadiz February 9 expressing his “surprise and dismay” over a daily newspaper report

Chief Secretary Orville London said the Forum of Political Parties’ offer remains open for Tobago Organisation of the People (TOP) leader Ashworth Jack to represent Tobago in talks about the island’s self-government. Jack declined London’s offer to represent Tobago on the team set to meet with the Central Government to

Step into the future. That is what Secretary of the Division of Education, Youth Affairs, and Sport Huey Cadette is urging Tobagonians to do when the Scarborough Library Facility opens later this month. Apart from the wide assortment of books for which libraries are known, users will also have access

The new Scarborough Library will celebrate its impending opening with a week of activities aimed at all users. The Library opens on February 23 (2015), and a day later it will host its first event, a Literary Reading session for adults featuring the Tobago Writers Guild from 4:30 p.m. to