*** The OFFICIAL Government Achievements Thread*** (UNC/PP EDITION 2010-2015)

[rfari]

^^uml acts on emotion and not logic. She's not going to understand your points

[Dizzy28]

When PNM opens the Couva Children Hospital, Aquatic Centre, Velodrome and Beetham Waste water treatment plant UML will end himself yes!!

[slippy1]

Sister’s Road new Community Centre

Commissioned 12 community centres at Gulf View, Marac, Waterloo, Union Claxton Bay, Malabar Phase IV, La Gloria, Hindustan, Bon Air West, Ste. Madeleine, Sisters’ Road, Second Caledonia, Duranta

Sister’s Road gets new community centre

Friday, March 16 2012 @ 06:55 AM AST
Contributed by: NicolaJoseph
Views: 1,644

Minister of Community Development, the Honourable Nizam Baksh will formally open the Sister’s Road Community Centre, corner of Knuckcheddy and Sister’s Road, New Grant on Monday March 19, 2012 at 4:30 pm. The small community of approximately 3,000 people will benefit from several amenities in the new facility including:

• Auditorium
• A Training Kitchen (for use in courses for culinary arts)
• Computer Room
• Classroom
• Gymnasium
• Dressing Rooms
• Wash Rooms

This is the second of eight community facilities to be officially opened by the Minister between March and May 2012. The schedule of community centre openings is as follows:

March 26th – Malabar Phase IV Community Centre, Arima at 4:30pm
April 2nd – Second Caledonia Community Centre, Morvant at 11:00am
April 16th – Mango Rose Community Centre, Port of Spain at 10:00am
April 23rd – Jerningham Junction Community Centre, Caroni at 4:30pm
May 7th – Upper Malabar Community Centre, Arima at 4:30pm
May 14th – Springvale Community Centre, Claxton Bay at 4:30pm

Community Profile
Sister’s Road is a small, remote rural village situated in the Savana Grande Ward. It extends from Sancho Road in the West to Busy Corner in the East and lies eight miles East of Princes Town. The community got its name from two sisters, who visited the village and fell in love with it. Sister’s Road is primarily a farming area and has been a producer of cocoa, coffee, citrus, gumma, corn, rice, sesame seeds, lumber and ground provision since the late 1800’s. Poultry rearing has also gained some prominence in recent years.

The community of Sister’s Road occupies a five-kilometre radius and the ethnic composition of the population is as follows: 40 percent East Indian, 35 percent Africans, 15 percent Mixed and 100 percent of Spanish descent.

The community is also a deeply religious one with a Mandir, Mosque, Roman Catholic Church and Pentecostal Church. Practising Anglicans hold their services at the Sister’s Road Anglican School and Seventh Day Adventist services are held at the Valentine’s Residence.

Sister’s Road is fitted with very limited infrastructure to address the concerns of the residents, as the only public buildings that exist are a Community Centre, a Postal Agency, a Pre-School and the Sister’s Road Anglican School. Although there is a recreational ground, it is underutilised.

There is a 98 percent supply of electricity to households and streets, as well as a consistent supply of pipe-borne water about five days per week. Ninety-five percent of the community have access to TSTT landlines and forty-five percent have Internet access. The residents also have Cable and DirecTV.

Transport facilities include private cars, a few taxis and a public bus. Due to the condition of the roads, it is difficult for the elderly to travel and drivers are threatening to increase their fares, since car maintenance costs are very high. Road repair is needed, particularly for the access roads of: Nuckcheddy, Sancho and Bagwantie, as well as the upgrade of bridges.

The economic activities of Sister’s Road are based mainly on Agriculture (farming, gardening). Twenty percent of the work force is employed with the Government (45 percent in Agriculture) and 35 percent are unemployed.
http://news.co.tt/public_html/article.p ... 6035511785

was just browsing through and I saw this gem...I can say for a FACT that the Bon Air West Community Centre was COMPLETED and in use way before 2010. because I live there. Nizam Baksh pass through and put a plaque on the front like if he build it.. HE HAVE NO SHAME...UML does argue that this govt does finish things that weren't completed she calls it DELIVERY...but they taking credit for things that finish build 3+ years before they in government!
While on the subject on DELIVERY why is it that they can DELIVER on all these buildings started under them, but they can't DELIVER on the government campus building downtown POS that was 80% completed? Is it SPITEFULNESS? They don't want people to know that PNM was working for them?

Anyways...back to Bon Air West...the community centre was being run by the people WITHIN the community for years for free(you know..because they live there and actually care about the neighbourhood) and in 2011 the government found it fit to put a new "board" in place to run the centre...and pay them btw...and some of the folks not even from Bon Air West..they from Lopinot...

it would be funny if it weren't so tragic

[slippy1]

Give Jack his jacket. Super Industrial Services Limited, a well known major financier of the PPG, built that Shouter Baptist primary school quickly.

Well done PPG!!!

they build it opposite the chicken farm though and dem baptist children smelling fowl sheit whole day...meanwhile Burke feel she own the place locking out people

[RASC]

When PNM opens the Couva Children Hospital, Aquatic Centre, Velodrome and Beetham Waste water treatment plant UML will end himself yes!!

Ent

You think any fool besides her will come here and post about PNM ACHIEVEMENTS: COUVA CHILDREN HOSPITAL!!

Get a fcking life.

This entire thread is a monument to mediocrity!

[Morpheus]

Sister’s Road new Community Centre

Commissioned 12 community centres at Gulf View, Marac, Waterloo, Union Claxton Bay, Malabar Phase IV, La Gloria, Hindustan, Bon Air West, Ste. Madeleine, Sisters’ Road, Second Caledonia, Duranta

Sister’s Road gets new community centre

Friday, March 16 2012 @ 06:55 AM AST
Contributed by: NicolaJoseph
Views: 1,644

Minister of Community Development, the Honourable Nizam Baksh will formally open the Sister’s Road Community Centre, corner of Knuckcheddy and Sister’s Road, New Grant on Monday March 19, 2012 at 4:30 pm. The small community of approximately 3,000 people will benefit from several amenities in the new facility including:

• Auditorium
• A Training Kitchen (for use in courses for culinary arts)
• Computer Room
• Classroom
• Gymnasium
• Dressing Rooms
• Wash Rooms

This is the second of eight community facilities to be officially opened by the Minister between March and May 2012. The schedule of community centre openings is as follows:

March 26th – Malabar Phase IV Community Centre, Arima at 4:30pm
April 2nd – Second Caledonia Community Centre, Morvant at 11:00am
April 16th – Mango Rose Community Centre, Port of Spain at 10:00am
April 23rd – Jerningham Junction Community Centre, Caroni at 4:30pm
May 7th – Upper Malabar Community Centre, Arima at 4:30pm
May 14th – Springvale Community Centre, Claxton Bay at 4:30pm

Community Profile
Sister’s Road is a small, remote rural village situated in the Savana Grande Ward. It extends from Sancho Road in the West to Busy Corner in the East and lies eight miles East of Princes Town. The community got its name from two sisters, who visited the village and fell in love with it. Sister’s Road is primarily a farming area and has been a producer of cocoa, coffee, citrus, gumma, corn, rice, sesame seeds, lumber and ground provision since the late 1800’s. Poultry rearing has also gained some prominence in recent years.

The community of Sister’s Road occupies a five-kilometre radius and the ethnic composition of the population is as follows: 40 percent East Indian, 35 percent Africans, 15 percent Mixed and 100 percent of Spanish descent.

The community is also a deeply religious one with a Mandir, Mosque, Roman Catholic Church and Pentecostal Church. Practising Anglicans hold their services at the Sister’s Road Anglican School and Seventh Day Adventist services are held at the Valentine’s Residence.

Sister’s Road is fitted with very limited infrastructure to address the concerns of the residents, as the only public buildings that exist are a Community Centre, a Postal Agency, a Pre-School and the Sister’s Road Anglican School. Although there is a recreational ground, it is underutilised.

There is a 98 percent supply of electricity to households and streets, as well as a consistent supply of pipe-borne water about five days per week. Ninety-five percent of the community have access to TSTT landlines and forty-five percent have Internet access. The residents also have Cable and DirecTV.

Transport facilities include private cars, a few taxis and a public bus. Due to the condition of the roads, it is difficult for the elderly to travel and drivers are threatening to increase their fares, since car maintenance costs are very high. Road repair is needed, particularly for the access roads of: Nuckcheddy, Sancho and Bagwantie, as well as the upgrade of bridges.

The economic activities of Sister’s Road are based mainly on Agriculture (farming, gardening). Twenty percent of the work force is employed with the Government (45 percent in Agriculture) and 35 percent are unemployed.
http://news.co.tt/public_html/article.p ... 6035511785

was just browsing through and I saw this gem...I can say for a FACT that the Bon Air West Community Centre was COMPLETED and in use way before 2010. because I live there. Nizam Baksh pass through and put a plaque on the front like if he build it.. HE HAVE NO SHAME...UML does argue that this govt does finish things that weren't completed she calls it DELIVERY...but they taking credit for things that finish build 3+ years before they in government!
While on the subject on DELIVERY why is it that they can DELIVER on all these buildings started under them, but they can't DELIVER on the government campus building downtown POS that was 80% completed? Is it SPITEFULNESS? They don't want people to know that PNM was working for them?

Anyways...back to Bon Air West...the community centre was being run by the people WITHIN the community for years for free(you know..because they live there and actually care about the neighbourhood) and in 2011 the government found it fit to put a new "board" in place to run the centre...and pay them btw...and some of the folks not even from Bon Air West..they from Lopinot...

it would be funny if it weren't so tragic

I'm from the area too and I didn't even know is all that going on.....

[rfari]

Sister’s Road new Community Centre

Commissioned 12 community centres at Gulf View, Marac, Waterloo, Union Claxton Bay, Malabar Phase IV, La Gloria, Hindustan, Bon Air West, Ste. Madeleine, Sisters’ Road, Second Caledonia, Duranta

Sister’s Road gets new community centre

Friday, March 16 2012 @ 06:55 AM AST
Contributed by: NicolaJoseph
Views: 1,644

Minister of Community Development, the Honourable Nizam Baksh will formally open the Sister’s Road Community Centre, corner of Knuckcheddy and Sister’s Road, New Grant on Monday March 19, 2012 at 4:30 pm. The small community of approximately 3,000 people will benefit from several amenities in the new facility including:

• Auditorium
• A Training Kitchen (for use in courses for culinary arts)
• Computer Room
• Classroom
• Gymnasium
• Dressing Rooms
• Wash Rooms

This is the second of eight community facilities to be officially opened by the Minister between March and May 2012. The schedule of community centre openings is as follows:

March 26th – Malabar Phase IV Community Centre, Arima at 4:30pm
April 2nd – Second Caledonia Community Centre, Morvant at 11:00am
April 16th – Mango Rose Community Centre, Port of Spain at 10:00am
April 23rd – Jerningham Junction Community Centre, Caroni at 4:30pm
May 7th – Upper Malabar Community Centre, Arima at 4:30pm
May 14th – Springvale Community Centre, Claxton Bay at 4:30pm

Community Profile
Sister’s Road is a small, remote rural village situated in the Savana Grande Ward. It extends from Sancho Road in the West to Busy Corner in the East and lies eight miles East of Princes Town. The community got its name from two sisters, who visited the village and fell in love with it. Sister’s Road is primarily a farming area and has been a producer of cocoa, coffee, citrus, gumma, corn, rice, sesame seeds, lumber and ground provision since the late 1800’s. Poultry rearing has also gained some prominence in recent years.

The community of Sister’s Road occupies a five-kilometre radius and the ethnic composition of the population is as follows: 40 percent East Indian, 35 percent Africans, 15 percent Mixed and 100 percent of Spanish descent.

The community is also a deeply religious one with a Mandir, Mosque, Roman Catholic Church and Pentecostal Church. Practising Anglicans hold their services at the Sister’s Road Anglican School and Seventh Day Adventist services are held at the Valentine’s Residence.

Sister’s Road is fitted with very limited infrastructure to address the concerns of the residents, as the only public buildings that exist are a Community Centre, a Postal Agency, a Pre-School and the Sister’s Road Anglican School. Although there is a recreational ground, it is underutilised.

There is a 98 percent supply of electricity to households and streets, as well as a consistent supply of pipe-borne water about five days per week. Ninety-five percent of the community have access to TSTT landlines and forty-five percent have Internet access. The residents also have Cable and DirecTV.

Transport facilities include private cars, a few taxis and a public bus. Due to the condition of the roads, it is difficult for the elderly to travel and drivers are threatening to increase their fares, since car maintenance costs are very high. Road repair is needed, particularly for the access roads of: Nuckcheddy, Sancho and Bagwantie, as well as the upgrade of bridges.

The economic activities of Sister’s Road are based mainly on Agriculture (farming, gardening). Twenty percent of the work force is employed with the Government (45 percent in Agriculture) and 35 percent are unemployed.
http://news.co.tt/public_html/article.p ... 6035511785

was just browsing through and I saw this gem...I can say for a FACT that the Bon Air West Community Centre was COMPLETED and in use way before 2010. because I live there. Nizam Baksh pass through and put a plaque on the front like if he build it.. HE HAVE NO SHAME...UML does argue that this govt does finish things that weren't completed she calls it DELIVERY...but they taking credit for things that finish build 3+ years before they in government!
While on the subject on DELIVERY why is it that they can DELIVER on all these buildings started under them, but they can't DELIVER on the government campus building downtown POS that was 80% completed? Is it SPITEFULNESS? They don't want people to know that PNM was working for them?

Anyways...back to Bon Air West...the community centre was being run by the people WITHIN the community for years for free(you know..because they live there and actually care about the neighbourhood) and in 2011 the government found it fit to put a new "board" in place to run the centre...and pay them btw...and some of the folks not even from Bon Air West..they from Lopinot...

it would be funny if it weren't so tragic

Make out scene yes

[UML]

Oh boy look at epicness



Will post pics soon

[UML]

you guys so lucky I came back sooner than I thought, and as someone so rightly said, I posting 2011 pics eh. Imagine when I reach 2015 what frothments go happen!!!



I enjoying every bit of it.



Promises Promises Promises!

*sniff* *sniff* smell dat?

....its FEAR!!!


Hold dat!!


U.W.I. Medical Student Facility San Fernando

[UML]

Recreation Centre at Caura

National Commission for Self Help Limited (NCSHL) celebrated its 25th Anniversary on April 17th 2012. As part of this celebration, NCSHL will commission the Caura Activity Centre in Caura Valley, on Saturday May 12, 2012 at 3pm. NCSHL, is a state owned company under the purview of the Ministry of Community Development. The Honourable Minister of Community Development, Nizam Baksh, will deliver the feature address, following which, there will be a the ribbon cutting and unveiling of a plaque at this new state-of-the-art facility.

Over the past five years, the number of persons living in Caura Valley has increased, with the population listed as 776, according to the 2011 Census. The main economic activities in the community are Agriculture, CEPEP and Re-forestation (minority).

Caura has limited recreational activity; there is one place of worship, the St Veronica Roman Catholic Church, one Eco-Park, one Agricultural Office located in Upper Caura and one Rehabilitation Centre, along with the Caura River.

Caura can now add another place for social gatherings with their new Activity Centre. Residents of Caura Valley can now host numerous activities and have village council meetings. Caura has two existing groups within the community, which are:

• Caura Village Council

• Caura Women’s Empowerment Group

NSCHL is committed to empowering people and communities. Its focus is to bring assistance to the destitute, differently able and elderly through its:

• Minor Repair/Reconstruction Grant (MRRG),
• Development Project and
• Recently added Emergency Relief Grant

As part of their 25th Anniversary celebrations, NCSHL commissioned the Opening of a Road at Edoo Trace, Ben Lomond on May 1, 2012 and is carded to have two more activities, the Opening of Caura Activity Centre on May 12, 2012 and the Opening of Hillview Terrace, Mason Hall Tobago on May 23, 2012.
http://news.co.tt/public_html/article.p ... 1012210090

[desifemlove]

UML needs to realize whenever a new Administration takes over quite a lot of projects would be incomplete and would inevitably be completed by those who never initiated it. I'm sure Manning from 2001 till about 2005 has his name on plaques all over Trinidad for projects that UNC started.

Such is the nature of projects that take longer to complete that the average span between elections.

Stop ascribing an achievement to those who it is not due to because you all sure as hell don't take any credit/flak for the sheit that does happen!!!!

cos Kamla, Suruj and even Panday were in de Cabinet meeting when Manning announced South NAPA..

[pugboy]

Tv6 san juan town meeting real kix

[UML]

Could you provide evidence of your unsubstantiated claims? Sod turning article? otherwise its just butthurt/frothing/chessburn/toting for PNM UNDERACHIEVEMENT!!!



promises vs DELIVERY!!!

were they not achieved by the PPG?

were they not achieved within 2010 to 2015?

We have a 7 day memory.

Please Stop Frothing!!!

For beginners you should know I have voted in 5 general elections and 4 local government elections and not once have I ever voted for PNM. So I have no reason to have chess burn or butthurt for any of their underachievement.

As to substantiation of claims here is an extract of the 2005 Budget Statement
" Community Development
Mr. Speaker, at the heart of the Community Development thrust is the Community Centres programme that focuses on the provision of appropriate accommodations for the conduct of community affairs. We intend to initiate construction of 100 community centres throughout the country commencing in the 2006 fiscal year. In addition, we propose to spend over $142 million on the upgrading and establishment of community sporting facilities, including swimming pools, playfields and jogging tracks to facilitate the participation of families in recreational activities.......http://legacy.guardian.co.tt/archives/2 ... 21/b5.html"

By the time this budget was read (Sep 2005) scope of works and conceptual drawings had been completed already. The engagement of architects and engineering consultants happened in 2006-2007. Construction of most of the CCs were already happening by May 2010. Project Management of these centres were done via various state agencies such as Nipdec, MTS as well the Ministry themselves.

Post the 2010 elections a lot of Government funded construction activity would have slowed or stopped completely due to implementation of new ministers, boards etc.

Was there proper PM in the construction of these centres? - maybe not
Were these centres the idea of the PNM and were they started under the PNM?(My initial point) - Yes

source of this information where u stated the project was actually started? OTherwise it is just PROMISES!!!

2005 to 2010 and nothing was completed?!!! and the PPG built them within the same timeframe for many projects or even less?!!!

What you fail to realise is that it is the government to decide if to do it or not and the DID DELIVER!!!


they could of been vindictive like the PNM and not build or open them like the Biche High School!!

Former PNM minister heads Recognition board



Published:
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
A former PNM government minister has been appointed chairman of the 17-member Registration Recognition and Certification Board. Augustus Ramrekersingh, who served as Minister of Education from 1991-1995 in the Patrick Manning administration, will be sworn in today by President Anthony Carmona at 10.30 am at the Office of the President, Circular Road, St Ann’s.

Minister of Labour and Small and Micro Enterprise Development Errol McLeod and Permanent Secretary Cecelia Greaves-Smith are among others expected to witness the ceremony.

Other members of the board to be sworn in today are Watson Duke, Ida Le Blanc, Judy Charles, Nelson Sinette, Carla Walcott, Christopher Streete, Charles Martin de Gannes, Ruben Mc Sween, Sandra Warner, Giselle Estrada, Keston Nancoo, Neil Derrick, Bonnie Alexis, Ian Daniel, Edward W Duggins and Kawal Singh.
http://www.guardian.co.tt/business/2015 ... tion-board

FAIRNESS AND EQUALITY!!!

Seeking the interests of the CITIZENS and NOT PNM supporters ONLY!!!

This article highlights the acceptance of ALL just like Ian Artherly, David West, Ken Gordon, etc. who are not being DISCRIMINATED against for their political preference!


The PPG taking this country forward TOGETHER!!!


See you guys Monday at Brazil High School!!!

[Rory Phoulorie]

FAIRNESS AND EQUALITY!!!

Seeking the interests of the CITIZENS and NOT PNM supporters ONLY!!!

This article highlights the acceptance of ALL just like Ian Artherly, David West, Ken Gordon, etc. who are not being DISCRIMINATED against for their political preference!


The PPG taking this country forward TOGETHER!!!


See you guys Monday at Brazil High School!!!

So why boots out the former director of the Security Intelligence Agency who was installed under the PNM administration and put in the "well qualified" Reshmi Usha Ramnarine? This is just one example of many.

UML, I'll see you at Brazil on Monday.

Long live the PPG!!!!

[UML]

FAIRNESS AND EQUALITY!!!

Seeking the interests of the CITIZENS and NOT PNM supporters ONLY!!!

This article highlights the acceptance of ALL just like Ian Artherly, David West, Ken Gordon, etc. who are not being DISCRIMINATED against for their political preference!


The PPG taking this country forward TOGETHER!!!


See you guys Monday at Brazil High School!!!

So why boots out the former director of the Security Intelligence Agency who was installed under the PNM administration and put in the "well qualified" Reshmi Usha Ramnarine? This is just one example of many.

UML, I'll see you at Brazil on Monday.

Long live the PPG!!!!

Firstly the SIA was the illegal secret spying agency that MAnning set up to spy on the citizenry which ran parallel to the legal organisation which is the SSA.

with accusations of impropriety on spying on ppl for political gain, would you not remove him? The mistake is putting Reshmi but I guess the PM was misinformed because she does not know it all and depends on her advisors.







Guapo Beach Facility at Point Fortin

[UML]

THE MAGDALENA GRAND HOTEL TOBAGO

[Rory Phoulorie]

Firstly the SIA was the illegal secret spying agency that MAnning set up to spy on the citizenry which ran parallel to the legal organisation which is the SSA.

with accusations of impropriety on spying on ppl for political gain, would you not remove him? The mistake is putting Reshmi but I guess the PM was misinformed because she does not know it all and depends on her advisors.

I don't know how long again you all would continue to use this excuse for Aunty Kamala:

I guess the PM was misinformed because she does not know it all and depends on her advisors.

She is very well informed of the activities within her party.



And the PPG does not do this?

with accusations of impropriety on spying on ppl for political gain, . . .

UML, why don't you post up the installation of new spying, sorry, electronic communications monitoring, equipment by the Israelis up at Matura as an achievement by the PPG? As far as I understand, that project came in within schedule and budget.

A current Minister who is housed in a very lavishly equipped office is "allegedly" building a mall in the Netherlands. As far as I understand, that project is also currently within schedule and budget. He should probably bring his contractor here to show the locals how construction and project management should be done.

The PNM is far, very far in fact, from being a clean cut party. But the way you promote the PPG as the next best thing to sliced bread without knowing all the facts, just shows how blind you really are to the reality of the current situation.

Long live the PPG!!!!

[j.o.e]

Shouldn't the Guapo beach facility be an Atlantic LNG achievement? Honest question

[UML]

Firstly the SIA was the illegal secret spying agency that MAnning set up to spy on the citizenry which ran parallel to the legal organisation which is the SSA.

with accusations of impropriety on spying on ppl for political gain, would you not remove him? The mistake is putting Reshmi but I guess the PM was misinformed because she does not know it all and depends on her advisors.

I don't know how long again you all would continue to use this excuse for Aunty Kamala:

I guess the PM was misinformed because she does not know it all and depends on her advisors.

She is very well informed of the activities within her party.



And the PPG does not do this?

with accusations of impropriety on spying on ppl for political gain, . . .

UML, why don't you post up the installation of new spying, sorry, electronic communications monitoring, equipment by the Israelis up at Matura as an achievement by the PPG? As far as I understand, that project came in within schedule and budget.

A current Minister who is housed in a very lavishly equipped office is "allegedly" building a mall in the Netherlands. As far as I understand, that project is also currently within schedule and budget. He should probably bring his contractor here to show the locals how construction and project management should be done.

The PNM is far, very far in fact, from being a clean cut party. But the way you promote the PPG as the next best thing to sliced bread without knowing all the facts, just shows how blind you really are to the reality of the current situation.

Long live the PPG!!!!

source?

or

Propaganda & Misinformation

if you have evidence carry it to the authorities otherwise you witholding information like Rowley is doing with the St Lucian child, emailgate, david west case, etc.


btw how can the PM know all? you think she know what qualifications a person has? same way she knew about David West witness case? steups allyuh full ah sht oui!!



Chaguaramas Boardwalk

[16 cycles]

hope to see a hospital in Arima before elections...

[UML]

hope to see a hospital in Arima before elections...

PNM didnt build one for their voters for the 50 years they governed?








Morne Coco Road, Diego Martin-West Moorings

Morne Coco Road, Diego Martin-West Moorings Repaved

[Habit7]

Restocked paper at the 3rd floor photocopier at the Ministry of Health Park St. office

Your Government Working For You!

[UML]

Great I was about to post it boring without the haters posting here

Glad to see u still beating up. I knew the Diego paving would have you frothing




Chase Village Roadworks & Drainage

[UML]

Repaved S.S Erin Road Debe to San-Francique

[Hyperion]

For you UML, because you work so hard at this thankless job of extolling the virtues of the PP, while taking all of this incessant vitriol and abuse from the haters.

You deserve it.

[douglaking]

...that looking like the road from debe to penal tho....
:/

[UML]

Drainage Cemetery Street, Carli Bay, Couva North

[Dizzy28]

Whats the achievement with Magdalena??

That a hotel built under the past UNC administration 1995-2001 had to be extensively rebuilt within a ten year time frame because of poor planning in the initial phase!!

[UML]

Whats the achievement with Magdalena??

That a hotel built under the past UNC administration 1995-2001 had to be extensively rebuilt within a ten year time frame because of poor planning in the initial phase!!

thats strange

cause i always thought Tobago Hilton sold it because it was bussing because the THA doesnt know how to promote tourism and doesnt want any Calcutta Indians there so the government had to buy it to save the job of the workers upgrading it to make it more competitive and now it is actually doing better.

oh well...hold dis nah



Drainage Richmond Street, Carli Bay Couva North

[randolphinshan]

Repaved S.S Erin Road Debe to San-Francique




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UML Tell the people that while the road was paved, many sections have deteriorated and are in need of paving again.

Same could be said of paving works in Barrackpore and MANY other areas.

Contractors getting kick backs and doing the job half way.

Can't wait for the PNM to do it right when, not if , they win in a few months