Not true – Linstead councillor denies sewage claims made by JLP rep
Councillor for the Linstead Division in St Catherine North West, Herbert Garriques, has refuted claims that he and other members of the People’s National Party
Newton Amos
LINSTEAD: JLP rep takes credit for addressing sewage flow, blasts PNP
Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) member Newton Amos is taking credit for work done to address the overflow of raw sewage into the community of Rosemount,
EWARTON: Community honours 15-year-old quiz champion
Leroy Cassanova, 15, was a member of the St Jago High School team that recently won the 2019 edition of the prestigious Schools Challenge Quiz,
MP says politics bad for former cops | Amos disagrees
Retired police officer and aspiring politician Newton Amos has described as idiotic, the view that it may not be wise for former police officers to
LLUIDAS VALE: Amos not satisfied with ‘cemetery’ remarks by Graham
Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) candidate for St Catherine North West, Newton Amos, said he is not satisfied with the explanation given for the deplorable condition
LLUIDAS VALE: Councillor says cemetery cleaners should do their job or be replaced
While declaring that persons hired to clean the public cemetery in the Lluidas Vale Division of St Catherine should do their job or be replaced,
Amos fires back at Pickersgill, vows to beat Hugh Graham
Newton Amos has dismissed assertions by Member of Parliament for St Catherine North West Robert Pickersgill that he probably will be replaced as the Jamaica
MP predicts win for Hugo, likely replacement of Amos
Member of Parliament for St Catherine North West Robert Pickersgill has expressed doubt that the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) will bother to use Newton Amos
LLUIDAS VALE: PNP takes credit for new police station; JLP takes credit too
Political battle-lines are being drawn over whether it is the People’s National Party (PNP) or the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) that is responsible for rebuilding
Gov’t should help build churches, get involved in them – Newton Amos
The government should help build churches and get involved in them in its effort to fundamentally reduce the island’s crime rate, said Newton Amos, a