Three Trinidadians appeared in the Scarborough Magistrates First Court before Magistrate Glen Mahbir on Monday to answer a charge of larceny.
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Political Leader and Deputy concur PP is misleading the people of Tobago
The People’s National Movement held another meeting last Sunday evening in Goodwood. The Hall of Goodwood Secondary School was like a sea of red as the public came out to listen to what the heads of the People’s National Movement had to say.
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Les Coteaux resident responds to resident’s accusations
Recently, residents of Bamboo Hill Les Coteaux accused a resident in the area of hampering infrastructural development in the area, by halting the construction of a retaining wall, which was being built at the road’s edge.
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New accommodation for Geriatric patients
Senior citizens currently housed at the Geriatric Home in Signal Hill will soon get new accommodation. This was revealed by Secretary for the Division of Health and Social Services Mrs. Claudia Groome –Duke.
Roxborough Police Youth Club night football competition kicks off
A large cross section of supporters gathered in the village of Roxborough on Monday night as the Roxborough Police Youth Club night football competition kicked off.
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Rain damages property of Goodwood resident
Goodwood resident, Fitzroy Ramsey is pleading with the relevant authorities to assist him with the issue of large amounts of water gushing down onto his property especially when it rains, resulting in excessive damage to his property.
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Electrocution victim laid to rest
Hundreds of family friends and co-workers turned up at the Calvary Road Tabernacle to witness the funeral service of former works employee, Tyrone Crawford who was electrocuted.