The next year could be the most critical in the life of the Tobago House of Assembly, Chief Secretary Orville London said in his 31st Anniversary Assembly Day Message to Tobagonians on Wednesday. “We are all aware that, over the past four years, we worked together, and I repeat, worked

Brothers and Sisters, It is with a mixture of pride and cautious optimism that I greet you, on this, the Thirty-First Anniversary of the Tobago House of Assembly. We have just completed a year-long celebration of the achievements of the Assembly and the people of Tobago over the past three

The 186-year-old Tobago House of Assembly Legislature Building on Jerningham Street in uptown Scarborough was re-commissioned on Monday night. Providing a history of this 19th century architecture, THA Presiding Officer Ann Mitchell-Gift described the building as one of the best Georgian architecture in the West Indies. She recalled that then

Students and participants in the 43rd Meeting of the Caribbean Examination Council (CXC) visited Tobago House of Assembly Chief Secretary Orville London on Tuesday. The students were Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) and Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) awardees who had excelled in several subjects. The guests came from as

Former President Arthur NR Robinson is the first recipient of Tobago’s highest award – the Tobago Medal of Honour. House of Assembly Presiding Officer Ann Mitchell-Gift presented the award to Robinson, the first chairman of the Assembly and a former prime minister, along with two posthumous awards to Tobago’s first

Senegalese music sensation Baaba Maal paid a visit to Tobago House of Assembly Chief Secretary Orville London (November 25, 2011). The popular West African artist will be performing at the “Voices of Freedom” Concert today (Sat 26). Mr. London said that he was excited about Baaba Maal’s performance, and that