Actions are being undertaken to shape the second strategic action plan for Tobago for the next five years, 2013 to 2017. This action includes public consultations. One such consultation took place at the Mt. Irvine Bay Hotel.
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Rock thrown at Parliament building
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Settlements Division continues home improvement Caravan
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Family cries negligence on the part of the TRHA
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Chief Secretary expects results
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