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‘No retreat’ against climate crisis

Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office, Senator Dr Shantal...

Clean up or pay up!

COME NOVEMBER 1, a new enforcement programme targeting overgrown...

BPS suspends mail to US, Canada

The Barbados Postal Service (BPS) has once again suspended...

Some hired car dealers in the dark about $10 levy

Some car rental operators said they are without guidance...

Reports of an alleged altercation at Glebe Polyclinic

Police vehicles arriving at the Glebe Polyclinic earlier this...

Rock Hall folk still awaiting Govt’s word on relocation

For years, squatters at Rock Hall, St Philip, have...

Make Change a new project to raise funds

The Tourism Development Corporation (TDC) has unveiled a new funding initiative called Make Change that will allow everyday Barbadians and visitors to contribute to...

CASA lending hand to addicts

Twenty-five years ago, a handful of Barbadians who had worked in the United Kingdom and Canada returned home with a troubling realisation: their island...

Farmer cries foul over land cut

Bryden Springer was reportedly planting butternut squash when bulldozers arrived on his five-acre plot in St Lucy.According to him, the machinery was there to...

BL&P upgrades for storm season

As the 2025 Atlantic hurricane season begins, the Barbados Light & Power Company (BL& P) has declared itself storm-ready, unveiling its final substation upgrade...

VIDEO: Weathering the Storm

Weathering the Storm – a series exploring the preparedness and readiness of Barbadians for the 2025 hurricane season.Episode 1Barbados’ fishing fleet was dealt a...

Clean up goes underground

Deep beneath the streets of Oistins crews with shovels are pulling out sand, debris and oil-soaked material from a drainage system that tells a...