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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Cruise boom ahead

Barbados is looking at bumper summer cruise seasons over...

Tourism urged to look beyond traditional source markets

Tourism stakeholders gathered at the Lloyd Erskine Sandiford Centre...

Dale Marshall receives BLP’s highest honour

Former Attorney General (AG) Dale Marshall is this year’s...

Call to craft workplace policies for dementia

Alzheimer’s disease is now a workplace issue and Barbados...

DLP: Food bill a critical failure

The Democratic Labour Party’s spokesperson on Agriculture and Fisheries,...

Barbados Accreditation Council pushes to improve qualification system

The Barbados Accreditation Council (BAC) continues to work with...

The way out

Landowners of the disputed area of Payne’s Bay, St James, have committed to building a new pedestrian beach access. However, Senior Minister and St James...

Guns, domestic violence concern cops

The continued proliferation of firearms and the “scourge” of domestic violence are two of the major issues the Barbados Police Service is focused on,...

Business pioneer Neville Rowe passes away

Former owner of Julie'n and Sky Mall Supermarket, Neville Rowe, passed away on Wednesday after a period of declining health. Rowe began his entrepreneurial journey...

Cummins: Charge family, friends full price

A Government Minister is chastising people trying to get discounts from their friends and family who are running small businesses. Giving remarks during the launch...

Yearwood: Thorne helps to ease load

Democratic Labour Party (DLP) president Dr Ronnie Yearwood is not harbouring any grudges over the position Leader of the Opposition, Ralph Thorne, now holds...

Mottley wants Bajans to separate fact from fiction

Barbadians need to separate fact from fiction, says Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley. Addressing a Barbados Labour Party Christ Church East branch meeting at St...

Parents of slain man still shocked

The parents of slain Jamel “Maca” Harewood are still experiencing shock, anger and disbelief over the death of their firstborn son. He was one of...

Farmers’ fight

Some members of the farming community across Barbados are furious that a farmer seemingly had to resort to lethal force to protect his livelihood. Barbados...

Support for Seaview Terminal

Long time coming. That is the general feeling about the move to build a proper public service vehicle (PSV) terminal in Cheapside, The City. On Friday,...

Repair job to cost $150 000

The Barbados Water Authority (BWA) is pumping up to $150 000 into major emergency repairs at Hampton Pumping Station in St Philip. Since last Thursday,...