PRIME?MINISTER Freundel Stuart and Minister of Education Ronald Jones addressed members and supporters of the Democratic Labour Party (DLP) during a retreat at Queen’s College in St James yesterday.
Before an audience that included Senators Haynesley Benn, Harry Husbands and Peter Gilkes, Stuart and Jones kept members and supporters up to date on the inner workings of the party and provided suggestions on the way forward for the DLP, this year celebrating its 50th anniversary of providing free secondary education to Barbadians. (MK)
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