The Environment and Water Resources Ministry has issued instructions to government agencies to halt a planned $20 million Tobago House of Assembly project on the Charlotteville beachfront until it receives proper environmental clearance.
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Twenty six schools repaired
Deputy Project Co-ordinator of the Project Implementation Unit of the Division of Education, Petlyn Brown- Byer said that 26 schools were repaired in Tobago during the July/August vacation.
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Budget presentation divisive and racially coated
Minority Leader in the Tobago House of Assembly Ashworth Jack described the Secretary of Finance Dr. Anslem London’s Budget presentation as a divisive and racially coated statement.
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Moriah woman gets a Fiery Death
Tobago police are now awaiting an autopsy report, to proceed any further as they remain baffled over a distress call of a suspected suicide, which occurred in the wee hours of Wednesday morning.
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Tourism Month Launched
The Division of Tourism and Transportation held its Tobago Tourism Month media reception at the A.N.R Robinson International Airport on Thursday morning, signaling the beginning of tourism month which runs through to November 30th, 2012.
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T&T Regiment Truck capsizes down Charlotteville Hill
It was chaos in the small fishing village of Charlotteville on Sunday evening as a military vehicle, capsized on Charlotteville hill resulting in twenty three persons receiving injuries.
