The Chief Secretary of the Tobago House of Assembly Mr. Orville London will tomorrow Monday November 24th 2014 meet with the Acting Commissioner of Police Mr. Stephen Williams and the Assistant Commissioner of Police (Tobago) Brian Headley to discuss the unfortunate killing of two German citizens. Mr. London extends his

Chief Secretary Orville London has congratulated the police and other security forces for bringing the crime statistics to numbers that are more acceptable than before. There was a 39 percent decrease in serious crime on the island in the past year. There was also a 69 percent decrease in tourist-related

Chief Secretary Orville London remains heartened and humbled by the overwhelming support for Tobago’s process as it seeks to achieve self-government.  London meets with Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar today (Thursday) to discuss the issue on the island. The burning issue will be one of the main topics for the meeting

Thirty‐five professionals from 14 Caribbean countries took part in the regional One Health Leadership Series held at the Turtle Beach Hotel on Tuesday (11 November, 2014). The University of the West Indies collaborated with several organisations (PAHO/WHO, FAO, CIRAD and the Ministries of Agriculture of Grenada, Guyana and St. Kitts

The Remembrance Day Parade and Ceremony was held in Scarborough this past weekend (November 9, 2014) honouring Trinidad and Tobago’s veterans who have served in the line of duty since the end of World War I. Remembrance Day is observed on November 11. The poppy flower is used as a

Calypso History Month was celebrated in October. The Division of Community Development and Culture hosted a series of events in collaboration with the Trinbago Unified Calypsonians’ Organization to promote the preservation of the art form targeted to both youths and adults. On Friday (October 31, 2014), Calypso Rose performed at