An Argyle man is calling on those responsible to fix the road which leads to his home before the rainy season begins.
Similar Posts
Latest News | Local News | News | Politics
Forced Landing at Piarco
Two planes were forced to return to Piarco airport and make emergency landings when a collision with birds occurred and damaged two engines. A unlawful dump and crops produced a “bird hazard” for airplanes leaving the Piarco International Airport on two consecutive days over the Easter weekend
Latest News | Local News | News | Politics
What is that fencing been erected in Milford Court
According to the Area Representative of Canaan/Bon Accord, Rolly Quaccoo, parang activities in the district this year will be hampered due to the erection of a galvanize fence in the front of the Milford Court commercial area which began late last week.
Latest News | Local News | News | Politics
MTS awarded contract for new vendor facility in C’ville
According to Chief Secretary Orville London, the contract for the construction of a new Vendor’s Facility at Charlotteville has been awarded to MTS.
Latest News | Local News | News | Politics
Dr. Baker Meets with Chamber
On Wednesday, Minister of Tobago Development Dr. Delmon Baker met with the Tobago Chapter of the Trinidad and Tobago Chamber of Industry and Commerce. The Chamber expressed their interest in the upgrading of the ANR Robinson Airport, as well as the island’s seaports.
Latest News | Local News | News | Politics
A number of incumbent secretaries will not be returning
If the People’s National Movement political party is victorious in the upcoming Tobago House of Assembly elections, leader Orville London is assuring that the landscape of the executive will change, as a number of incumbent secretaries will not be returning.
Latest News | Local News | News | Politics
Chief warns persons about the way in which they spend their arrears
At a recent post-executive media briefing Chief Secretary Orville London gave the assurance that the process for the payment of arrears to government workers is moving ahead smoothly.