Imagine having your business broken into several times and being forced to conduct your own investigation to retrieve your goods. This is the plight of one Scarborough business owner.
Similar Posts
Latest News | Local News | News | Politics
Economic development plan Revealed
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.
Latest News | Local News | News | Politics
Thirty six students graduated from in First Aid course
36 students of the Signal Hill Secondary School Graduated from a 3-day First Aid course facilitated by the Trinidad and Tobago Red Cross. The three-day course was geared towards teaching students First-aid and emergency preparedness.
Latest News | Local News | News | Politics
Preschoolers engage in Easter extravaganza
Kayla’s Academy held its Easter Extravaganza at the school’s compound located in Fort Street Scarborough, where the tiny tots dressed up in their colorful Easter costumes and paraded
Latest News | Local News | News | Politics
Bus shed Vandalism
Some Tobagonians have a blatant disregard for shared public property; as such commuters risk becoming injured by shards of glass as they await the bus. It was several years ago the Tobago House of Assembly attempted to upgrade the quality of bus shelters in Tobago.
Latest News | Local News | News | Politics
Tobago East MP surprised by Lionel Coker’s Resignation
Representative for Tobago East Mrs. Vernella Alleyne Toppin says she was quite surprised when she learnt of Mr. Lionel Coker’s resignation from the TOP
Latest News | Local News | News | Politics
PP Chairpersons meet for meaningful discussions
The chair persons of the various parties which make up the People’s Partnership Coalition held discussions in Tobago recently.