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The Tablet in Schools pilot project is a one year programme to be implemented in 38 educational institutions.

The Clarence Brimm Basic School in Troy, Southern Trelawny, is to undergo a 36 million dollar upgrade.

UTECH launches “Teach the Youth” Summer Programme

The University of Technology, UTECH, has launched its 15th annual outreach programme, ‘Teach the Youth 2014’ under the theme, “Seize your Dream, Wake the Hero Within”.

Minster of Water, Land, Environment and Climate change, Robert Pickersgill, shares some water conservation tips that we can practice in our homes round about Jamaica.

15 schools and three Government agencies, are set to benefit from A $62 million energy saving project.

Residents of Claremont and surrounding areas in St. Ann will no longer have to travel miles in search of primary healthcare. This after the recent official opening of the Claremont Health centre of Excellence by Health Minister Dr. Fenton Ferguson, bringing  to four the number such facilities across the island, one in each regional health authority.

Parish Councils Receive More Funding to Assist the Homeless

Pit latrines in primary schools in North Central St. Catherine Constituency is soon to be a thing of the past.

Young people in North Central St. Catherine now have an opportunity to develop their business skills through a recently launched entrepreneurship grant programme.

The National Emergency Response Geographic Information Systems Team (NERGIST). They work with the Office of Disaster Preparedness and Emergency Management (ODPEM) to help citizens in all parishes round about Jamaica.

the Minister of Tourism and Entertainment, Dr. Wykeham McNeill, is currently in the process of having Trelawny’s capital – Falmouth - declared a resort area.