Chief Secretary Orville London has thrown further light on some of the contentious issues surrounding the welcome of the Trinidad and Tobago Olympians to Tobago last weekend. He said that up to 8 a.m. on Tuesday, the only piece of correspondence he had received concerning the athletes was to inform

The Trinidad and Tobago Cadet Force has presented the Commandant’s Appreciation Medal to THA Chief Secretary Orville London in recognition and appreciation of his sterling contribution towards its positive growth and development. The medal and citation were presented to him on Saturday during the Military Tattoo at the Cyd Gray

National Security Minister Jack Warner has given the commitment that construction of the Roxborough and Old Grange Police Stations in Tobago will commence in the first quarter of calendar year 2013. In a letter dated Tuesday Warner assured THA Chief Secretary Orville London that UDeCOTT will undertake to commence the

The Tobago House of Assembly (THA) kept it promise on Monday night to honour the Tobago Olympians for their recent credible achievements despite their absence at a special function at Cafe Coco, Crown Point. Double bronze medalist Lalonde Gordon who was the only Tobago athlete on the island at the

The Administrative Complex for the THA Division of Agriculture, Marine Resources, Marketing and the Environment is being built on three acres of land at the corner of Shirvan Road and the Claude Noel Highway, Secretary of Finance and Enterprise Development Dr Anselm London has disclosed. He said contrary to the

Soca, bagpipes, gun drills, and fireworks. All were part of the Military Tattoos Road show. More than 600 people, spanning all age groups, flocked to the Scarborough Esplanade on Sunday afternoon to watch the military personnel display their skills. From as far away as England, they came to Tobago to