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Bajans assured proposed changes to Board will be positive

Barbadians are being assured that plans to convert the Transport Board into the Barbados National Transport Co-operative will not result in the negative behaviours presently being displayed by some...
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Police issue Crop Over safety advisory

The Barbados Police Service is reminding the public to prioritise safety and responsible conduct as Crop Over 2026...
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PM calls for revisit of tourism slogan

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has renewed calls for a stronger national commitment to tourism, suggesting a revisit...
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NUPW warns of Public Service consolidation, calls for talks

The National Union of Public Workers (NUPW) is keeping a watch on possible job consolidations in the Public...
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Jada Group gets two barrack licences

The JADA Group has been issued two barrack licences and has begun relocating migrant workers back to their...
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Call for better facilities for people with disabilities

Sherrylyn Clarke -
The National United Society of the Blind Barbados is calling on Government to provide better facilities for people with disabilities who use the roads. Former...
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405 new COVID-19 cases in first two weeks of October

Sherrylyn Clarke -
Four hundred and five people tested positive for COVID-19 from 4 177 tests conducted during the period October 1 to 14 in Barbados. And the...
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Parents preparing to take action against Education Ministry

Sherrylyn Clarke -
Scores of parents and concerned members of the public gathered at Trevor’s Way, Princess Alice Highway, St Michael on Saturday morning to protest against...
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Two shot in Content

Sherrylyn Clarke -
Two men were taken for medical treatment after a shooting incident in Content, St Lucy, around 10:25 p.m. on Friday. Police responded to a report...
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Constitution Reform Commission holding first public meeting

Sherrylyn Clarke -
Chairman of the Constitutional Reform Commission, Justice (retd) Christopher Blackman, is urging Barbadians to participate in the upcoming public meetings, and make suggestions for...
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“Pre-test” was a human rights violation

Sherrylyn Clarke -
The controversial “pre-test” questionnaire was a breach in parental rights by the State. That was the assessment of Felicia Dujon speaking during a lunchtime lecture...
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