For ten days and with typical Tobago charm, 25 young “cultural ambassadors”, ages 9 – 26 years, played their way into the hearts of Jamaicans. Now back home from a tour which included a workshop, concerts, 10 performances and radio and television appearances, the young people of the Glorious Sounds

THA Chief Secretary Orville London has said the demolition of illegal structures in Scarborough three weeks ago was about the “enhancement of Scarborough”. In an interview London said: “I want to use the term Scarborough enhancement because of what happened a few weeks ago people are looking upon it as

“I have been following your career and I know that you have been a significant contributor to the Church and an exemplar to all of Tobago”, THA Chief Secretary Orville London told newly-elected President of the Tobago Mission of Seventh-day Adventist Pastor Toney Mapp at a meeting on Wednesday. (27th

The Tobago House of Assembly (THA) will continue to take action against illegal vending in Scarborough as it pushes ahead with its beautification plans for the town, said Chief Secretary Orville London. “I want to advise persons who are vending illegally in Scarborough that the process will continue,” he stressed.

Three Secretaries have maintained their portfolios in a re-alignment of members of the THA Executive Council announced by Chief Secretary Orville London yesterday. (Wednesday 20th July 2011) They are Tourism and Transportation Secretary Oswald Williams, Community Development and Culture Secretary Tracy Davidson-Celestine and Finance and enterprise Development Secretary Dr Anslem

New British High Commissioner to Trinidad and Tobago Arthur Snell paid a courtesy call on THA Chief Secretary Orville London at his Calder Hall office yesterday. (Monday 18th July 2011) Snell who has served at lower levels in the British Foreign service in the “hot spots” of the Middle East