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Gilbert Lane residents push for better roads - Vimarsana News

Gilbert Lane residents push for better roads

Angered by the longstanding poor road conditions, residents of the Gilbert Lane neighbourhood in Dunbeholden, St Catherine, took to the streets on Monday morning, blocking the main road leading to their community, as they sought to draw...

'We're left to go crazy and die' | Lead Stories - Vimarsana News

'We're left to go crazy and die' | Lead Stories

Three HEART/NSTA Trust employees say they have been left dejected and hurt after a slew of new charges were brought against them just days before their “nine months of hell” in suspension was due to end. The matter follows an investigation of at...

Action, not words, needed to effectively implement fare hike - Vimarsana News

Action, not words, needed to effectively implement fare hike

THE EDITOR, Madam: Days after the increase in bus and taxi fares, I dismissed with a sense of disgust and bewilderment reports in the media of transport authorities forcing operators to return the amounts being overcharged to commuters. In one...

HEART/NSTA certification rate continues to climb - Vimarsana News

HEART/NSTA certification rate continues to climb

Dr Taniesha Ingleton, managing director at HEART/NSTA Trust, has reported that the certification rate at the training agency increased to nearly 83 per cent for the 2022-2023 financial year. For the financial year 2020-2021, the training agency’s...

Ronald Thwaites | When Fitz wins, we all win ... - Vimarsana News

Ronald Thwaites | When Fitz wins, we all win ...

I remember the first time Fitz Jackson’s resolution to limit the fees which banks can arbitrarily charge their customers came up for debate in the House of Representatives. Several government members were obviously in favour but, to a man and a...