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Shaw Park roundabout delivered on $8M budget

The Tobago House of Assembly (THA) spent $8M in constructing the Shaw Park roundabout which came in on budget, Secretary of Infrastructure and Public Utilities Councillor Gary Melville has stressed. He said at the weekly post Executive Council media briefing on Wednesday that the roundabout project was the start of

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THA to spend $80M on roads and bridges

The Tobago House of Assembly (THA) plans to spend $26 million over the next six months to widen the Old Milford Road which runs parallel to the Claude Noel Highway, Secretary of the Division of Infrastructure and Public Utilities (DIPU) Councillor Gary Melville disclosed on Wednesday. (19th March 2014) In

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Central Government requests land from THA

The Central Government wants land from the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) for the construction of three buildings in Tobago. It is also seeking the Assembly’s collaboration in its north-eastern growth pole, one of five specific economic spaces for igniting economic and social transformation. To discuss the requests, Chief Secretary

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Face to Face community meeting

More than 40 percent of international visitors to Tobago in December 2013 contributed in part to an overall 4 percent increase in tourist arrivals for 2013. Secretary in the Division of Tourism and Transportation, Tracey Celestine-Davidson, reported the figures to a packed auditorium at the Calder Hall Multi Purpose Centre

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Archbishop meets with Chief Secretary

Archbishop of Port of Spain Joseph Harris has pledged the support of the Roman Catholic Church in projects undertaken by the Tobago House of Assembly (THA). He met with Chief Secretary Orville London on Tuesday (March 11 2014) at the Calder Hall Administrative Complex, Scarborough when they discussed “matters of

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Face to face in Calder Hall

The Tobago House of Assembly (THA) will host its monthly electoral district meeting on Thursday March 13 at the Calder Hall Community Centre, starting at 7 p.m. The Meet the Community initiative was launched shortly after the overwhelming electoral mandate received by the present administration and the commitment by the

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