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Chancery Lane chain ‘must go’

The Barbados Wetlands Trust has given the owners of the Chancery Lane, Christ Church property seven days to remove the chain blocking public access to the wetland and Long...
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Bajans to get share in $200m energy investment

After being left with just “crumbs” from the agriculture and tourism sectors, Barbadians have a real chance to...
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Woman charged with trafficking cannabis

A St Michael woman is scheduled to appear in court tomorrow morning to answer charges related to trafficking...
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Liquefied petroleum gas prices to increase

Effective midnight, November 1, consumers will be paying more for liquefied petroleum gas.The 100-pound cylinder will retail at $174.12,...
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Lashley pushes for revival of community youth clubs

Minister of Criminal Justice and Legal Affairs Michael Lashley is seeking to re-establish community youth clubs across Barbados. Addressing...
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Shooting at First Avenue Garden Land

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Police officers are currently at First Avenue, Garden Land, St Michael where one person was reportedly injured in a shooting incident. Reports are that the...
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NPC suspends bill payments at Wildey location

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Customers of the National Petroleum Corporation (NPC) are advised that with effect from Wednesday, January 6, bill payments will be suspended at its Wildey,...
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COVID cases continue to rise

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There were 37 new positive COVID-19 cases on Sunday out of the 1 436 tests conducted by the Best-dos Santos Public Health Laboratory. They comprised...
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Back in business

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Some businesses have reopened after closing to allow for rigorous COVID-19 testing over the weekend. However, president of the Barbados Chamber of Commerce and Industry...
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Forde says methods reaping success, cautions public

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Infectious diseases expert Dr Corey Forde said on Monday that over the last few weeks he has seen younger people fall ill with coronavirus...
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Walcott gives update on testing of QEH staff

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Minister of Foreign Affairs and chairman of the Cabinet COVID-19 Sub-Committee Senator Dr Jerome Walcott shed some light on the situation at the Queen...
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