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St George, St Joseph folk feeling neglected

Residents in St George and St Joseph continue to...

Ice woes continue in fishing sector

Poor management as well as the inadequate access to...

Bostic: Fight NCDs in communities

President The Most Honourable Jeffrey Bostic is warning that...

GovTech ‘not a talking shop’

GovTech Barbados is rolling out a series of citizen-focused...

Gun violence sparks fear in Black Rock

A shooting incident on Wednesday night has spread fear...

Project aims to reduce spread of dengue, zika

A major regional effort is under way to strengthen...

Residents: Make Andrews activities hub

Some residents in St Joseph are calling for the transformation of the old Andrews Sugar Factory into a hub for community-based activities, including a...

Residents put out by BWA road works

Residents of Half Moon Fort, St Lucy, have voiced growing concerns over the ongoing roadworks in their community, raising issues with the lack of...

Gall Hill old library ‘in a state’

Concern is mounting among some residents of Gall Hill, St John, over the deteriorating condition of the old branch library, which they say has...

Coach Hill folk on edge after attacks

Residents of Coach Hill, St John, are calling for urgent intervention as fear spreads throughout the district following a series of destructive incidents allegedly...

Productivity down $140m due to NCDs

Barbados is losing $140 million each year in productivity due to non-communicable diseases (NCDs). That staggering fact and figure was revealed yesterday by Minister of...

‘Limited infrastructure’ a challenge for artists

Barbados’ visual arts sector has seen significant growth over the past decade with more galleries, exhibition spaces and artist led initiatives emerging throughout the...