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Chief Secretary responds to Attorney General

The Chief Secretary of the Tobago House of Assembly will not be bullied by the Attorney General, Anand Ramlogan who continues to use his office to try to intimidate the THA and to persecute the Chief Secretary. The Attorney General’s unwarranted attack on the THA and his suggestion that he

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THA resumes housing programme

The Tobago House of Assembly (THA) will resume its housing programme next week, Settlements and Labour Secretary Godwin Adams disclosed on Wednesday. (7th November 2012) Adams said the programme will include the construction of town houses, duplexes and apartment buildings at Adventure in northwest Tobago. He said construction will begin

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Chief Secretary admits error

THA Chief Secretary Orville London has admitted to an error he made in saying that Tobago West MP Dr Delmon Baker had received $800,000 from the Tobago House of Assembly to finance his medical studies. London said the Tobago Development Minister had in fact received $133,000 for his studies at

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Audit on Chief Secretary

THA Chief Secretary Orville London has commissioned a reputable accounting firm to audit his finances he received from the Assembly for the past 12 years. He said when the audited report was received he would make it available to the public. London has taken this course of action following allegations

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SRPs to stop illegal vending

The Tobago House of Assembly (THA) is to employ Special Reserve Police (SRP) officers to patrol the streets of Scarborough and outlying areas in its efforts to keep them free of vendors. Chief Secretary Orville London said vending in Scarborough and surrounding areas was again becoming a problem and the

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Opening of Auchenskeoch Roundabout

Tobago got its second roundabout on Thursday (1st November 2012) at a cost of $8.3M at the Auchenskeoch and Claude Noel Highway intersection. Police had to stop the traffic on the highway for some five minutes to allow THA Chief Secretary Orville London and Infrastructure and Public Utilities Secretary Hilton

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