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Boat aid moves forward

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Fishermen still struggling to get their boats back on...

Some reap strong Crop Over sales 

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Some stores in The City reaped a bountiful Crop Over as...

SSA wants proper disposal of dead animals

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The Sanitation Service Authority (SSA) has urged the public...

Owner upset as derelict vehicles removed

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Scrapyard owner Mohammed Adam felt aggrieved after 16 of...

Sound of silence at Thunder Bay

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The once vibrant and busy Thunder Bay in Lower...

Some WhatsApp accounts hacked

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Some Digicel customers have had their WhatsApp accounts hijacked...
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New sex abuse trend a concern

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The Child Care Board (CCB) is seeing a worrisome trend of sexual abuse cases where children, some between the ages of four to seven...
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Move to push healthy living

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THE DIABETES AND HYPERTENSION ASSOCIATION of Barbados (DHAB) is committed to greater urgency in engaging the public on prevention and healthy living. Reflecting on their...
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Police probe unnatural death at St. Philip home

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Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the unnatural death of a 35-year-old man at No. 2 Nursery Drive, St. Philip, which was reported around...
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CCB: Report child abuse

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The Child Care Board (CCB) has dealt with over 600 reported cases of child abuse within the last three to four years, but these...
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Mum seeking $25 000 for daughter’s surgery

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In a poignant appeal for assistance, Keritha Gittens is confronting the arduous challenge of covering the medical costs for her 23-year-old daughter Kerishaw Gittens,...
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New buses set to roll out on May 1

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The Transport Board’s newly acquired electric buses are being prepared at the Mangrove facility in St Philip ahead of their scheduled deployment date of...
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CJ’s way to fix backlog

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Chief Justice Leslie Haynes says better facilities and accurate data are required if the magistrates’ courts are to clear the backlog of cases. He maintains...
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Rats and monkeys biting into farmer’s crops

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Farmer Rico Dyall is appealing to the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security for help in dealing with rats and monkeys that feast on...
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Digital system for magistrates’ courts

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In an effort to move on from paper-based systems, the judiciary is launching a Judicial Information Management System (JIMS) to be deployed in the...
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Transport Board gets 30 electric buses

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The Barbados Transport Board welcomed the arrival of 30 electric buses yesterday, with 35 more on the way. Donated by the People’s Republic of China,...
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