Three members of the Charlotteville Beachfront Movement, Irwin Hercules, Samuel Mapp and Kenneth Murray filed an injunction on the 23rd of April to discontinue works by the Tobago House of Assembly on the Charlotteville Beachfront project.
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Thirty six students graduated from in First Aid course
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Bridging the Gap between the Community and the Police
Trinidad and Tobago Police Service held its first town hall meeting in the village of Hope; this initiative is geared towards “Bridging the Gap between the Community and the Police”.
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Can TOP Recover
Following the Tobago Organization’s loss against the People’s National Movement in the THA elections and with the upcoming internal elections just around the corner, will a new chairman be able to steer them in the right direction?
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One Million Amputations per year
One person dies every 8 seconds of Diabetes; while within one year, there are 1 million amputations world wide as a result of the same disease.
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Minister of Energy meets Fisherfolk
Good news for Fishermen in Tobago. According to the Minister of Energy Kevin Ramnarine, there are plans to enable them to ply their trade easier.
