THA Chief Secretary Orville London is awaiting an update and response from Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar on self-government for Tobago and the incursion on areas under THA’s jurisdiction by the Ministry of Tobago Development. The Chief Secretary has written to the Prime Minister a letter, dated 11 December 2014, to

Chief Secretary Orville London has written Tobago Development Minister Dr Delmon Baker seeking information about the delay by the Central Government in designating the Crown Point area as a “Designated Development Area (DDA)”. He said the THA Chief Administrator had indicated to him that the relevant Cabinet Note which was

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is to assist Tobago with disaster preparedness, resilience building and restorative justice. THA Chief Secretary Orville London met with UNDP Resident Representative to Trinidad and Tobago, Richard Blewitt, as part of ongoing developmental talks between the two organisations. The meeting took place at London’s

Tobagonians were honoured during the annual Chief Secretary Awards on Thursday night (December 4, 2014), which recognised individuals and groups for their contribution to society over the last 12 months. The award recognises the achievement of Tobagonians in several fields including tourism, entrepreneurship, and academics. The Magdalena Grand Beach and

It is both a privilege and a pleasure to address you today, as we celebrate the 34th anniversary of the Tobago House of Assembly. It is also my responsibility to remind all of us, that we celebrate this anniversary at a time of financial uncertainty at the national level, with

The Tobago House of Assembly (THA) has reconfirmed its commitment to eradicate all forms of violence against women and ensure justice and support for survivors. This was stated by Health and Social Services Secretary Claudia Groome-Duke as she moved a motion at last Thursday’s plenary sitting of the Assembly calling