FORMER PRIME MINISTER Owen Arthur has mobilised his election team.
A select group met at his Church Street, St Peter office this evening to discuss a plan of action to help the people in undue hardship to cope with the Solid Waste Tax, which is due on July 28.
Former head of the Barbados Hotel and Tourism Association, Colin Jordan, has been assigned to mobilise the teams who will be looking to get some relief for the people in the parish. (YB)
Arthur gets ready
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