The infestation of rats, the pungent smell of sewerage and the danger of high voltage wires are just some of the issues that workers employed at the Cyd Gray Complex have to deal with on a daily basis.
Minister of Tobago Development Dr. Delmon Baker has said that the People’s National Movement has failed Tobagonians. He questions after 12 years and billions of dollars, what have they done for the people.
The Division of Tourism hosted its 3rd annual Wedding and Honeymoon Symposium at the Magdalena Grand Resort recently. The event was entitled “Tobago…Truly Romantic Wedding and Honeymoon Symposium”.
In a presentation at the Victor E. Bruce Financial Complex, Economist Vanus James gave the audience some major insight into the energy industry and projectiles of exactly how much wealth can be accumulated for Tobago, if that avenue is explored.
The Tobago House of Assembly Finance Division held its Business Awards function recently at the Victor E. Bruce Financial Complex, where a number of Tobagonians were awarded for their excellence in business in Tobago.
The John Roberts Memorial School of SDA in engaging their students on school educational tours visited the studios of Tobago Channel 5. Whilst here, the Tobago Channel 5 team took the students around explaining the operations at the station.
Scores of displaced and disgruntled passengers assembled outside the Scarborough Port this afternoon, after they were informed that the T&T Spirit sailings will be delayed. Scores of passengers lined up at the Scarborough Port for the 1:30 sailing of the T&T Spirit this afternoon only to be informed that their sailing would be delayed by two hours.
A good crowd was present on Wednesday at the Dwight Yorke Stadium when history was created in the Atlantic Primary Schools Football League. The boys’ final, got underway at 1p.m., and saw Whim Anglican against ten-time champions Bon Accord.
The ANR Robinson International Airport was abuzz with activity on Tuesday. No, it was not the usual embarking and disembarking of passengers. The unusual activity was a full scale emergency exercise put on by the Airport’s Authority.
For the first time in history, Speyside High school will be representing the Tobago zone in the intercol competition. On Monday, Speyside beat Scarborough Secondary two goals to one in the finals of the Tobago zonals which took place at the Dwight Yorke Stadium.
