The New Assistant Commissioner of Police Tobago Heflin George is promising transparency in the investigations of alleged police brutality in Tobago. This is in light of the many reports by concerned Tobagonians over the last few years.
The demolition of the NIB Mall in Scarborough appears to be moving ahead at full throttle; barricades have now been erected debarring members of the public from entering the premises.
The departure of tenants of the NIB mall in Scarborough is moving quite smoothly, this according to the Communications Consultant Michael Stewart.
It was business as usual for some tenants of the NIB Mall, while others were busy packing their goods in an attempt to meet the deadline set by the NIB Mall Management. When Channel Five News visited the Mall, we saw some spaces empty, as business owners heeded the call by the NIB Management to vacate the premises by April 30th.
In dispelling rumours currently circulating in Tobago alleging that there is a possibility that TOP leader Ashworth Jack will be charged by Scarborough police for his missing firearm, Assistant Commissioner of Police Heflin George who is in charge of Tobago Police Division said, the rumours are purely speculative.
Small business owners in down town Scarborough have been displaced yet again, because of the demolition of their structures from which they plied their trade.
Daughter of the pensioner, whose body was found on the Old Milford Road, Scarborough told Channel 5 news remains baffled. Ava Patrick, is confused as to why her mum, Clara Marson would be found dead and why in that area.
The newly constructed boardwalk is now the latest fixture in Scarborough. Built against the wall of the port on the main strip down town Scarborough, it is a spin off project recommended by both the Steering and Implementation Committees of the Tobago House of Assembly.
A family of 5 got some much needed relief from a global organization after members of the organization, was made aware of the state the family once lived in. Now the family of five ; including 3 children who resides at All Fields Trace Lowlands got some much needed relief from the Kiwanis Club of Scarborough Tobago as their once shaky house was repaired.
The degraded condition of the NIB mall in Scarborough has been a major concern by citizens of Tobago for several years and it seems as though steps are now being taken to improve the state of it.
