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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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...

BWU monitoring action over alleged mistreatment of migrant workers

The Barbados Workers Union is waiting and watching after...

House fire leaves two injured

A house fire in St Philip has left two people with burns, one of them a woman in her 80s. Neighbours at Four Roads say...

Oistins to get $5m spruce up

The refurbishment work in Oistins should be completed by the end of May. This assurance was given by the chairman of Oistins Bay Gardens Inc....

Slow going at mobile clinic

It was a slow going on Thursday as the Ministry of Health’s new mobile clinic moved into Rosemont,St Michael. The Health Care on Wheels service...

NUPW wants greater scrutiny at workplaces

THE NATIONAL UNION of Public Workers (NUPW) is adding its voice to those calling for greater attention to workplace health and safety following the...

No deal on latest Joe’s River proposals

The Edgewater Project saga is still at an impasse. Community activist and St Joseph resident Victor Lewis spearheaded a motorcade on Sunday aimed at informing...

Fish Festival ends with a bang

Dolphins were skinned, flying fish were deboned, greasy poles were conquered, trays were carefully balanced and fish cakes were devoured. The excitement peaked on the...

Sibling mourns loss of brother

Shamar Carter is lamenting the senseless death of her brother Patrick “Joe Joe” Best. The 32-year-old was in the backyard at a relative’s home in...

Opposition Leader brushes aside ‘nonsensical’ accusations

LABELLING THEM AS nonsensical and unnecessary, Opposition Leader Ralph Thorne has condemned allegations of any impropriety on his part concerning land deeds made during...

No decision yet on Lester Vaughan School

A firm decision has not yet been made regarding when the Lester Vaughan School will be reopened. Following a tour of the Cane Garden, St...

Group wants to sue Govt

Trade unionist Caswell Franklyn says he is looking for a brave attorney willing to take on the Government. He is also looking for one who...