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2014 Tobago Carnival

The Division of Community Development and Culture will launch Tobago Carnival 2014 next Friday, November 29th, at the Magdalena Grand Beach Resort. Culture Secretary Denise Tsoiafatt-Angus said the Division wanted to lift the Carnival experience level on the island. She said the Tobago Festivals Commission had assured her the organisation

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Commissioning of Calder Hall Multi purpose Centre

Chief Secretary Orville London on Sunday commissioned the Calder Hall Multi Purpose Community Centre on Calder Hall Road, Scarborough which was refurbished at a cost of $1 million to the Tobago House of Assembly (THA). The centre is located within the Scarborough/Calder Hall electoral district represented by London. It is

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Chief Secretary disputes Tobago East MP claims

Chief Secretary of the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Orville London has refuted what he considered an effort made by Tobago East MP and Minister in the Ministry of the People Vernella Alleyne-Toppin and the Central Government to take full credit for the T&TEC 64 MW power plant at the

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Department name change

A new Board has been appointed to the Department of Advance Training and Advisory Services of the Tobago House of Assembly (THA). The department, previously known as the Financial Assistant Unit is chaired by Selby Leslie. Members are secondary school teacher Ruthlyn Antoine, young professional Natasha Duke, experienced professional Lydia

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New Pans for 3 Schools

The Division of Education, Youth Affairs and Sports (DEYAS) demonstrated on Monday that school is not only about academics with the donation of steel pans to three Tobago schools. Primary schools Montgomery Government and Plymouth Anglican both received 14 pieces of steel pan instruments totalling $172,000 dollars, while Bright Gems

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Tobago Economic and Business Outlook Conference

Chief Secretary of the Tobago House of Assembly (THA) Orville London has stressed that the relationship between Trinidad and Tobago must be fixed. “We must bring satisfactory closure to this tedious and frustrating process that consumes valuable time and effort that can be better spent advancing our development agenda” he

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