With under three weeks to the start of the new school year, parents are taking to stores in Bridgetown to get uniforms, books, shoes and other items for their children.
Yesterday, several stores were busy, with parents and children buying or checking out school supplies.
There were some complaints about the prices but parents said they would buy the items since they were necessary.
At F. W. Woolworth & Company store manager Martin Bryan said the past few years the majority of shoppers turned up closer to the end of the holiday period. However, he noted that last weekend was the busiest so far and the shopping caught the store by surprise. (LK)
School shopping trends changing
Previous article
Next article
Related Articles
Police need help identifying man
Police are appealing to the public for assistance in identifying the body of a man who died at...
Courts shut in Zambia ahead of deadline to contest election result
Court premises in the Zambian capital, Lusaka, and elsewhere have been shut as the deadline for filing a...
Shian Brathwaite drafted by Barbados Tridents
Shian Brathwaite, the swashbuckling top-order batsman, has been drafted into the Barbados Tridents squad for the rest of...
TRACED: Aaliyah Patricia Phillips
Aaliyah Patricia Phillips, 14 years, of Villa Road, Brittons Hill, St Michael, who was previously reported missing, has...


