Blind Welfare Assoc urges applications for free Disability Parking Permit
The Blind Welfare Association is urging all eligible individuals to apply for the free Disability Parking Permit. The permit, which […]
Sea Bridge contingency plans in place ahead of vessel transition
The Port Authority says contingency cargo arrangements are now in place to keep the Sea Bridge running smoothly. This comes
Claribel Tardieu found alive in Maracas Bay area
Claribel Tardieu has been found alive in the Maracas Bay area, more than a month after being abducted from her
2026 Dry Season officially begins
The Trinidad and Tobago Meteorological Service has declared that the 2026 Dry Season has officially started, urging citizens to manage
President Trump withdraws US from 66 international bodies
President Donald Trump has signed a memorandum ordering the US withdrawal from 66 international organizations, including several United Nations bodies.
PM: No Reduction in Traffic Fines, Warning System to Be Introduced
The Prime Minister says there will be no reduction in traffic fines, despite public backlash over the recently increased penalties
All Tobago schools to close for THA elections on January 12th
All schools in Tobago will be closed on Monday, January 12th, to facilitate the Tobago House of Assembly elections. According
Beetham Landfill resumes operations on January 8th
Normal operating hours will resume at the Beetham Landfill tomorrow, January 8th, from 6AM to 6PM. SWMCOL says operations will
Gopeesingh: Eight companies received $1B in NCRHA contracts in past decade
NCRHA Chairman Dr Tim Gopeesingh says eight “preferred vendors” have benefited from more than a billion dollars in contracts, over
Gas find in Touchstone’s Central Block hailed as boost for Energy sector
Successful drilling in the onshore Central Block, by Touchstone Trinidad, is being hailed as a major boost for the country’s