THA Chief Secretary Orville London is adamant that Tobago remains part of the Trinidad and Tobago family. “Have no fear we’re not going to breakaway. I think we want to stay in the family,” he told Trinidad and Tobago and regional Officer Cadets at the weekend. However, London added: “We

Chief Secretary Orville London, today (Tuesday 15th February 2011) presented a cheque for the second tranche of $175,000 to assist in the construction of the new $3.5 million Sylphil Home of Love at Pascal Village, Lambeau. The first tranche of $125,000 was presented to the Home in November. House-mother Susan

Acting Vice-President, Operations of the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB), Warren Smith sees possibilities for the Barbados-based regional bank to invest in the areas of technical and capital project financing in Tobago. However, he said, he did not want to be specific at this point because the funding required further in

A $38 million Special Tobago Infrastructure Programme creating approximately 500 new jobs will be launched on Tuesday in Delaford. Registration for the programme takes place at various centres in the areas which suffered damage from the effects of Hurricane Tomas. The programme is geared towards restoring and rehabilitating the island’s

The Inter American Development Bank (IDB) will not get into the middle of discussions between Tobago and Trinidad for a share of the US$300 million bank loan to rehabilitate the nation’s roads. IDB president Luis Alberto Moreno said he was sure THA Chief Secretary Orville London will have a long

The THA 2011 Executive Council “Meet the Communities” series got off to a fruitful start for the NLCB Buccooneers Steel Orchestra of Buccoo on Thursday night when the steelband’s manager Aldwin Brebnor was presented with the Deed for over 1,441.9 square metres of land it had been occupying for many