Chief Secretary Orville London is calling on Prime Minister Kamla Persad-Bissessar to give some comfort to the people of Tobago with respect to her government’s position on resuming discussions and the process that would lead to full internal self government for the island in the shortest possible time. He said

The Office of the Chief Secretary is introducing a Public Interest Desk. According to the Assistant Secretary in the Office of the Chief Secretary Deon Isaac, the Public Interest Desk is being undertaken “in the interest of ensuring that the democratisation process of governance in Tobago is fully ensured and

National Security Minister Jack Warner and Chief Secretary Orville London and their teams will meet on a mutually convenient date and time to discuss security issues relating to Tobago. London had written the National Security Minister on March 18 2013 expressing his “concern over the extended delay in convening the

The first of seven children’s play parks was commissioned on Wednesday (27th March 2013) at the Calder Hall Recreation ground, Scarborough. But they are not just play parks. In addition to the equipment for the children ages 2 to 12 years the parks located across the island also boast of

Senior citizens from a geriatric Signal Hill home will soon get new accommodation at the old Scarborough Regional Hospital. The Division of Health and Social Services (DHSS) will utilise the old Scarborough Hospital for a series of health-based initiatives to serve Tobago. DHSS Secretary Claudia Groome-Duke said that the hospital

The Tobago House of Assembly (THA) is not making its views known on constitutional reform for Trinidad and Tobago at this point in time. Chief Secretary Orville London informed the eight members of the Constitution Reform Commission headed by Legal Affairs Minister Prakash Ramadar during a 50-minute meeting on Tuesday