The public got its first glimpse of the Shaw Park Complex on Tuesday (3 February, 2015) night. The activity centre made its debut with a thanksgiving service entitled: United in Praise. The first event for the 5,000-seat capacity venue brought together religious leaders of varying persuasions to mark the occasion

Chief Secretary Orville London is advising Tobagonians to look at all the implications of Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar’s fourth Cabinet shuffle. London made the statement yesterday (3 February , 2015) at a media conference at the Administrative Complex in Calder Hall, Scarborough, in reaction to the Prime Minister’s announcement of

THA Chief Secretary Orville London assured Tobagonians that the Shaw Park Complex is safe and is urging the public to give the new building a try. At Tuesday’s media conference at the Administrative Complex in Calder Hall, Scarborough, members of the media sought answers on what they described as public

In light of their fourth cabinet reshuffle in less than five years, the People’s Partnership should call an early general election to “revalidate” their position as Government of Trinidad and Tobago. This is the view of Tobago House of Assembly Chief Secretary Orville London, who expressed concern at the current

The Tobago Carnival Committee is happy with how Tobago Carnival is shaping up, and is encouraging the public to support the event. Winston Gordon, Chairman of the Committee, said Carnival preparations began since mid-2014 and are progressing well. “Carnival is people and Carnival is the people’s thing,” Gordon said during

The Tobago House Assembly (THA) has committed to adjusting its expenditure due to the expected impact of falling oil prices but will continue its focus on community-based projects. This was announced by Chief Secretary Orville London during Wednesday’s (21 January, 2015) post Executive Council media briefing. London stated that to