CCT launch
Telecommunications provider CCT Global Communications officially launched its “4G” mobile network Saturday with festivities at the Noel Lloyd Positive Action Movement Park. The company asserts that the network will allow its customers a better service, transmitting data at much higher speeds.
Beach upgrades
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Labour will focus on improving facilities at beaches across the territory in 2014, including at Smugglers Cove, The Baths and Long Bay, Beef Island, officials said. Ronald Smith-Berkeley, the NRL permanent secretary, recently told legislators during the Standing Finance Committee deliberations that those beaches would receive first priority but that list would later be expanded. Deputy Premier Dr. Kedrick Pickering, the NRL minister, pledged last year that work would begin soon on bathrooms and vendor facilities at Smugglers Cove, but the planning and design stages are still under way. At The Baths, work on a permanent bathroom structure has recently resumed after a long delay. At Long Bay, the MNRL will ensure that facilities are developed far enough inland so they won’t be vulnerable to erosion, Mr. Smith-Berkeley told the SFC.
HLSCC course
H. Lavity Stoutt Community College will commence a month-long course on salon management on Saturday mornings beginning on March 29, the college announced. The course will focus on the health and safety aspects of operating a salon, including staff management and compliance with relevant legislation. Registration for the $350 course ends tomorrow.
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