Monday, May 25, 2026

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The Barbados Water Authority (BWA) said that again today it has been forced to stop pumping from stations at Bowmanston, St John and the Mount, St Peter.

In a press release, BWA said: “The situation is a direct result of the continued dry spell the island is experiencing and at present appears to be a daily occurrence, as the aquifer is not being replenished fast enough for pumping to be continuous.”

Today’s stoppage may affect residents and businesses in the following areas:

St John: Cheshire, Eastmont, Small Hope, Moores Land, Carters, Gall Hill, Clifton Hall, Church View, Newcastle, Martins Bay, Zores Land, Pothouse, Glebe, Colleton, Colleton Gardens, Cliff Cottage, Coach Hill, Haynes Hill, Bath Land, Welch Village, Sargeant Street, Society, Massiah Street, Rose Gate, Guinea Land, Stewart Hill, Pool Land, Spooner’s, Wakefield Tenantry, Lemon Arbor, Cherry Grove, Four Roads, Sherbourne, Todds Tenantry, Henley, Macaroni Village and surrounding areas.

St George: Ashbury, Golden Ridge Village and surrounding districts.

St Peter:The Mount No. 1 and the Mount No. 2 and surrounding areas. (PR)

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