Chief Secretary Orville London has made three changes to his Executive Council as a result of the absence of Roxborough/Delaford West Assemblyman Hilton Sandy. He will be replaced as Secretary of Infrastructure and Public Utilities by Councillor Gary Melville who has been overseeing his constituency. Secretary of Settlements and Labour

The Tobago Carnival Committee of the Festivals Commission held extensive meetings with various stakeholders to ensure that there was a collaborative approach to 2014 Carnival activities. Secretary of the Division of Community Development and Culture, Dr Denise Tsoiafatt-Angus said the process was essential as the approach to the annual activities

The Department of Marketing will undertake its quarterly sanitisation of the Scarborough Market Facilities from Sunday 26th to Tuesday 28th January, 2014. As such, the market will be closed while the cleansing and sanitisation process will be executed. Market vendors will be temporarily accommodated under tents in the market square.

The Division of Infrastructure and Public Utilities is appealing to drivers to obey the one-way traffic route from west to east at the construction site of the Shaw Park roundabout. Errant drivers have been entering the site close to the Yats building, when No Entry signs are clearly posted along

A former sixth form student of Bishop’s High School, Tobago collected her first prize on Tuesday (14th January 2014)) for winning the Dr Eric Williams “School Bags” Essay Competition last year. Safiya Moore of Sou Sou Lands who is a first year law student at the UWI Cave Hill Campus

The Tobago House of Assembly (THA) on Monday continued its programme of squatter regularisation with the distribution of leases to nine of 44 families of Lammy Lands, Argyle. Of the remaining 35 families 20 are with the Assembly’s legal department for processing while the remaining parcels are still to be