Carlos Atwell

Carlos Atwell is a Reporter II with the Nation Publishing Co. Limited, with decades of experience, writing mainly news and current events stories. He has been described as “tall, dark and ridiculous” . . . by himself.

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Frustrating waits at QEH pharmacy

The Queen Elizabeth Hospital’s (QEH) pharmacy is still struggling...

Line-up set for Junior Monarch finals

The positions are set for this year’s Scotiabank Junior...

Nicholls: Govt to study how freedom of information works in region

Government should soon start conducting research into how well...

Boyce: Your safety our priority

New Commissioner of Police Sonia Boyce is determined to...

Illegal dumpers urged to clean up their act

Illegal dumping continues to plague communities across Barbados, with...

AOPT questions electric bus delay

The Alliance Owners of Public Transport (AOPT) is questioning...

Chief Justice: We can do it

For the criminal justice system in Barbados to improve and the case backlog to be drastically reduced, there needs to be better disposal of...

PSV groups united against crime

Chairman of the Association of Public Transport Owners (APTO) Anwar Nana is calling for the speedy implementation of the cashless system for public service...

QEH probing security, visitor incident

The Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) has launched an investigation into an alleged altercation between a visitor and one of its security personnel Wednesday night. Carl...

Ship-loads roll in

With a multitude of cruise ships rolling in, thousands of passengers will be landing on these shores. Five ships landed yesterday and six more are...

Commission’s report a dud, says Yearwood

The Constitutional Reform Commission's report was a “dud”, says Dr Ronnie Yearwood. The law lecturer at the University of the West Indies and former president...

Some Pine residents feeling unsafe after shooting

Masked gunmen have left a Pine, St Michael family living in fear. Eyewitnesses said at least four masked men opened fire at two homes in...

‘They’re not new to the island’

When you see something strange, say something now! Acting Chief Agricultural Officer Michael James said this slogan is more important than ever in light of...

Call for pause at Newton

A group of concerned citizens is calling for a pause in the renovation of the Newton Enslaved Burial Ground Memorial in Christ Church. The Barbados...

Rum producer knocks cancer link

The West Indies Rum and Spirits Producers’ Association Inc. (WIRSPA) is disputing findings published by United States (US) Surgeon General Vivek Murthy linking alcohol...

‘Better signs needed’ for crossings

While many pedestrian crossings near Bridgetown schools and the surrounding areas in St Michael are in good working order, there is still room for...