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We explore the glorious Dorset coastline in this series of articles, including a tale of a village that was 'decimated by pirates'

DR RITA PEMBERTON SINCE THE 17th century, strong expressions of interest in the settlement of Tobago emanated from the British crown, individuals with interests in Barbados and officials and residents of Barbados. At the beginning of that century, apart from the First Peoples, the only Europeans in Tobago were the French and English turtlers who

There’s plenty to see just below the shoreline of most Tobago beaches. Anjani Ganase offers over and under water views from the Easter weekend at Charlotteville on the northeast of the island. Charlotteville is a favourite one stop shop for a weekend away. Slip into an easy village vibe. Then get to the beaches –

Dr Rita Pemberton The name Charlotteville conjures up breathtaking views of the unspoilt white-sand beach which stretches along the entire village front and frames the placid blue Caribbean Sea. Understandably, the area attracts tourists who seek to enjoy both its beauty and the strong traditional cultural expressions of the community. But Charlotteville is far more

The Trinidad and Tobago Guardian is the longest running daily newspaper in the country, marking its centenary in 2017. The paper started life as the Trinidad Guardian on Sunday 2nd September 1917 by the newly formed Trinidad Publishing Company Limited.