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Frustration over animal abuse ‘inaction’

President of the animal welfare organisation Be Their Voice,...

BUT rejects contractor ‘efforts’ at Alma Parris

The Barbados Union of Teachers (BUT) is bracing for...

Move to protect health records

As Barbados digitises its health records and hospital systems,...

NCSA tells parents to be alert as schools reopen

As students prepare to return to the classroom next...

Virtual court starts next month

Virtual hearings will be rolled out at two Magistrates’...

Spa Hill folk anxious to leave slippage-prone area

Residents of Spa Hill, St Joseph, say they are...

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 1 Barbados’ 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...

Minister has vision for student entrepreneurs

Barbadian students earning money from their school projects while building global business empires before they graduate. This is the revolutionary vision Minister of Educational Transformation...

Male teachers step up as father figures

As top graduates from Erdiston Teachers’ Training College’s 2023-2024 cohort, these two men are challenging stereotypes and demonstrating why gender diversity in education matters...

Students get tips for next step

The transition from primary to secondary school represents one of the most significant challenges young students face, often transforming them from being confident in...

Gas price hike puzzles drivers

Barbadian motorists are once again digging deeper into their pockets as fuel prices climb, despite global oil markets heading in the opposite direction.  The Ministry...