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Plea to ‘pirate’ drivers, passengers

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Motorists using private vehicles to transport paying passengers could...

BWU in talks over construction layoffs

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The Barbados Workers’ Union (BWU) says it is actively...

Insurers ‘paying out more’ than premiums bringing in

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Barbados’ Insurance Industry is paying out millions of dollars...

Steady decline in birth rates for six decades

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Barbados is confronting a deepening demographic crisis marked by...

CDEMA urges vigilance ahead of 2026 hurricane season

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As Caribbean countries brace for the start of the...

Concern over unstable trees

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Fallen and uprooted coconut trees along the eroding shoreline...
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Former staff agree to 12% increase

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Out-of-work former Berger Paints employees will get a 12 per cent salary increase back dated to January 2025. The paint company closed down on April...
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Workplace mental health call

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Trade unionists are calling for urgent reforms to address mental health challenges in the workplace, warning that stress, burnout, bullying, poor communication and weak...
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Humphrey wants ZR men in violent incident charged

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A disturbing viral video showing a ZR van ramming into another in Warrens, St Michael and a man hurling a rock through one of...
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Gospel Fest back despite funding woe

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Executive director of Barbados Gospel Fest, Adrian Agard, has raised concern about rising crime and what he described as a lack of corporate support for gospel...
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BWU again flags misuse of contract jobs

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The Barbados Workers’ Union (BWU) continues to express concerns about employers increasingly using temporary contracts for jobs that are clearly ongoing, arguing that such...
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Bigger Crop Over in store

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The 2026 Crop Over Festival was officially launched yesterday with officials promising an enhanced season marked by major prizes, expanded partnerships and increased global promotion to...
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Cohobblopot returns for Crop Over 2026

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The Minister with responsibility for culture Shane Archer has officially announced the return of Cohobblopot as part of the Crop Over Festival 2026 programme.  The...
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Asthma Association condemns backyard burning of trash

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The Asthma Association of Barbados is warning that burning vegetation and garbage is placing people with respiratory illnesses at risk. President Rosita Pollard voiced the...
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Fire chief: Hydrants in good order

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Chief Fire Officer Errol Maynard is assuring the public that the island’s firefighting capacity remains solid, despite recent concerns about water shortages and fluctuating...
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Cops urged to lead strategically

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Senior law enforcement officers from across the region were yesterday reminded that the future of policing rests not only on operational skills, but on...
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