While paying tribute to ANR Robinson at the April plenary sitting of the House on Thursday, 24 April, at which Assemblymen observed one minute’s silence, Chief Secretary Orville London said that the only meaningful way to pay tribute to the former prime minister and president is by remembering him “as

The Trinidad and Tobago Police Service has recommended traffic changes to accommodate the mass, crowd-intensive Tobago Jazz Experience. The public is hereby notified of the temporary traffic restrictions on Friday 25 April, 2014: Pigeon Point Road will be closed from 12 noon. There will be one-way traffic from 5pm along

Chief Secretary Orville London says that he appreciates the way in which the Tobago House of Assembly is involved in the funeral arrangements for former Prime Minister and President Arthur NR Robinson, and the level of respect that is being given to it and to the concerns of the people

Tobago’s political leaders met on Tuesday (15th April 2014)for the third time to discuss Tobago’s continued struggle for autonomy. After that meeting, held at the Mt Irving Bay Hotel, former Chief Secretary Hochoy Charles told the media that, in his opinion, former Prime Minister and President Arthur NR Robinson did

Tobago has learnt important lessons from Canada in its advocacy for self-determination as it works towards a stronger role in its union with Trinidad. Secretary of Finance and Enterprise Development Joel Jack, made that point as he welcomed a delegation from the Canadian High Commission to Tobago on Thursday, (10

Chief Secretary Orville London has said that former president and prime minister Arthur NR Robinson died before completing his work and fulfilling the vision he had for Tobago. The Chief Secretary was addressing the closing of the Assembly’s democratisation series at the Castara Community Centre last Thursday, (19th April) The