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Arima North Secondary School students visit the Chief Secretary
Third Form students of the Arima North Secondary School told THA Chief Secretary Orville London that they were greatly impressed by the cleanliness and scenic beauty of Tobago. London explained this was a result of the island’s intensive litter clean-up project. Even as he noted the significance of preservation of

THA to embark on road resurfacing programme
The Tobago House of Assembly (THA) will embark on a $50 million road resurfacing programme over the next four months, Chief Secretary Orville London disclosed on Wednesday. (June 29 2011) In addition, he said, a complete rehabilitation of the seven-mile Roxborough/ Bloody Bay Road will shortly be undertaken at a

Improvements to Scarborough
THA Chief Administrator Dr Ellis Burris has described Scarborough as a “urinal” and a “shanty town”. He said: “We have a serious problem in Scarborough and we are in the process of dealing with it. The Assembly has agreed to improve Scarborough in a particular way to bring it to a

Secretary of Education expects great SEA results
THA Secretary of Education, Youth Affairs and Sport Claudia Groome-Duke is confident that the education scenario in Tobago has changed and continues to change. In a review of the activities of the Division for the past year during the 2012 Budget debate, Groome-Duke said the statistics and results were proof

Meet the Communities – Glen Road
THA Chief Secretary Orville London has warned Tobagonians that the future of Tobago and Tobagonians for generations to come will be decided in the next six months. Saying that he was making no apologies for saying this, London added: “How it is going to decide will not depend on the

Secretary of Finance on payments to Public Servants
“Absolute nonsense” is what THA Secretary of Finance and Enterprise Development Dr Anslem London described rumours that public servants who work for the Tobago House of Assembly will not get the pay increase like their counterparts in Trinidad. Dr London was addressing reporters at the first post executive council press
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