Two lo­cal gov­ern­ment Coun­cil­lors are spear­head­ing a new ini­tia­tive to as­sist those un­der stay-at-home or­ders in se­cur­ing a sus­tain­able food sup­ply, by help­ing them start up kitchen gar­dens.

The Bankers As­so­ci­a­tion of T&T (BATT) is ap­peal­ing to the pub­lic to ad­here to the pub­lic health guide­lines re­gard­ing so­cial dis­tanc­ing and slow­ing the spread of COVID-19 by han­dling your fi­nances re­mote­ly­—ex­plore all your bank’s se­cure dig­i­tal so­lu­tions, all from your web brows­er.

Busi­ness­man Robert Hadas, the chair­man of FI­FA’s nor­mal­i­sa­tion com­mit­tee for Trinidad and To­ba­go Foot­ball As­so­ci­a­tion (TTFA), says he has no vest­ed in­ter­est in the lo­cal game and stake­hold­ers should not ex­pect any par­tial­i­ty.

The Bridge of Hope Chil­dren’s Home at San­gre Chiq­ui­to has been at­tract­ing at­ten­tion from peo­ple both na­tion­al­ly and in­ter­na­tion­al­ly.

In an ef­fort to re­duce the over­crowd­ing of the na­tion’s pris­ons in the midst of the out­break of COVID-19 in T&T, the de­ci­sion by the gov­ern­ment to free pris­on­ers who pose lit­tle dan­ger to the so­ci­ety is a good good one.