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Thompson River Bridge Developments

Infrastructure Secretary Kwesi Des Vignes gave an update on progress at the Thompson River Bridge during the recent post Executive Council media briefing. “The Thompson River Bridge stands at 52% complete and, as a matter of fact, that is ahead of schedule. One of the things we’ve been putting pressure

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Spotlight on Youth Achievers

The Division of Sport and Youth Affairs, through its Department of Youth, will shine the spotlight on Tobago’s young people who have made an impact on their communities and the development of the island. This year marks the Department’s 16th edition of the Tobago Youth Awards.  The event will recognize

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Groundbreaking Surgery at SGH

The Division of Health, Wellness and Family Development and the Tobago Regional Health Authority (TRHA) continue to work together to advance healthcare services offered to women on the island. On September 9th, the inaugural Pink Room Surgery took place at the Operating Theatre Department of the Scarborough General Hospital (SGH).

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New REACH Screening Committee

On Friday (September 6, 2019), new members of the Realisation of Economic Achievement (REACH) Screening Committee received their instruments of appointment. Secretary of the Division of Health, Wellness and Family Development, Councillor Dr. Agatha Carrington, urged the committee to take their roles seriously as the work done will “contribute to

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Highway Project Continues

Secretary of the Division of Infrastructure, Quarries and the Environment Kwesi Des Vignes said final works are being carried out on Phase I of repairs along the Claude Noel Highway. “I must say kudos to the project team for executing what has so far been a remarkable piece of work

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International Literacy Day

International Literacy Day (ILD) is celebrated annually on September 8th to shine a spotlight on global literacy needs. Under the theme ‘Literacy and Multilingualism’, this year’s focus is on linguistic diversity in education and literacy development to overcome reading challenges. The James Biggart Adult Library, situated on the 1st floor

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