Fairfield Complex News Today

More than 2,000 male applicants turned up on the first day of the Trinidad and Tobago Prison Service screening exercise for prospective Prison Officers at the Prison Service Sports Club,

PROGRESSIVE Democratic Patriots (PDP) political leader Watson Duke has signalled his intention to take Chief Secretary Farley Augustine to court for alleging that it was he who leaked a recording of a conversation between two people, believed to be THA members, at a strategy meeting.

THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine says, he would break his silence on the controversial audio recording, but on his own time. Mr. Augustine, questioned on the issue during Tuesdays district

This was the appeal made by a woman from the Scarborough/Calder Hall electoral district on Tuesday night as she urged politicians do better by Tobagonians.

Association president Felix Cazoe made the commitment on May 26 as the association hosted a walkathon and health fair at the Scarborough Esplanade. The event, held under the theme "Love Your Eyes," was a collaboration with the THA Division of Health, Wellness and Social Protection and the Tobago Regional Health Authority (TRHA).

The Tobago Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) is due to receive an updated fleet of vehicles this year, as well as a new CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) station in Speyside. THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine made these announcements on Monday as he recognised TEMA's work over the years as it marked its silver anniversary. The

MEEKER | For nearly 50 years the Fairfield Community Center complex has provided a venue for weddings, funerals, events, church services, debates, CNCC classes, lectures, community dinners and more. The building at 200 Main St. was the home of the Meeker Public Library and remains the location for the White River Round-Up senior nutrition program.

TEMA collects $225k in relief supplies for St Vincent 2 Hrs Ago TEMAs Stephan Mills, right, organises a shipment of water to be delivered to St Vincent and the Grenadines at its warehouse in Signal Hill, Tobago. - David Reid The Tobago Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) has received an estimated $225,000, so far, towards its relief drive for volcano-hit St Vincent and the Grenadines. The La Soufriere volcano erupted on April 9, some 42 years after its last explosion. More than 16,000 Vincentia...

5 Hrs Ago Supplies for St Vincent being loaded on board the MV Galleons Passage before it set sail for the island on Tuesday morning carrying aid and Defence Force troops to assist after the eruption on Friday of the La Soufriere volcano. Photo by Stephon Nicholas. Tobago’s relief drive for volcano-hit St Vincent and the Grenadines amounts to more than $112,000 so far. Providing an update on Thursday, Tobago Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) director Allan Stewart said the island has collect...

Dennis: TEMA preparing for volcano ash deposits if it happens THA Chief Secretary Ancil Dennis. Photo by Ayanna Kinsale THA Chief Secretary Ancil Dennis says while the probability of ash from St Vincent’s La Soufriere volcano reaching Tobago is low, the Tobago Emergency Management Emergency (TEMA) is putting things in place. He told Newsday a contingency plan is being prepared in the event Tobago finds itself in the same position as Barbados and Grenada which have been dealing with ash depo...