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THE water supply in Tobago East, particularly Charlotteville, will be much improved for the next dry season, says Brian Williams, head of WASA's Tobago region.

SPECIALISED police units will be based in Tobago from May 27.THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine made the revelation on the Tobago Updates morning show on May 21, having met with Assistant Commissioner of Police (ACP), Tobago, Collis Hazel along with representatives of the Trinidad and Tobago Defence Force on May 20.

FORMER Assemblyman under the NAR Max James, is tonight calling out the present THA administration, for what he terms their arrogance in governance.

Licensing officers are once again in Tobago and their operations are not sitting well with THA Chief Secretary Farley Augustine. He is calling for answers following a social media video

Of the seven murders committed there for the year to date, the Tobago police have only solved two, says Sgt Joseph Jordan. Speaking on the Tobago Updates morning show on Monday, Jordan said: “Our murder figure, which stands at seven, when compared for last year, continues to be our more challenging figures. Our detection rate

CHIEF Secretary Farley Augustine says the Public Service Commission has received a recommendation for the position of chief administrator in the Tobago House of Assembly (THA).

Parliament's joint select committee looking into the Tobago House of Assembly ambushed officials in its questions on the management of the island's tourism during a meeting last Wednesday, THA adviser Anselm Richards said on Friday. “You can’t call me to ask me about corn and question me about cucumbers. It just not fair, that is

PNM Tobago Council political leader Ancil Dennis has rubbished claims by Secretary of Infrastructure, Quarries and Urban Development Trevor James that the PNM, during its last term, carried out several projects without approval from the Environmental Management authority (EMA).

Tobago police are investigating two shootings during the Golden Lane harvest and a robbery over the weekend.

On Friday, Supt Rodhill Kirk sought to assure the public that they are doing all in their power to ensure they are in control of what is taking place on the island.