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Police seek vehicle of interest

The Barbados Police Service is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying and locating a vehicle of interest. The vehicle is described as a white Suzuki Swift with damage to the...

Plans underway for landmark pharmaceutical plant

Plans are under way to establish a $64 million pharmaceutical manufacturing facility in Barbados to produce intravenous (IV)...

Barbadian environmental advocate receives Irene Dankelman Ecofeminist Award at COP17

Yemi Knight, Founder and Executive Director of AnchorBridge Environmental Inc. (ABE), has been named one of three recipients...

Eden Lodge Primary suspends classes after teachers fall ill

Classes at the Eden Lodge primary school have been suspended after reports of teachers falling ill. It is...

Police seek public’s help to locate three persons of interest

The Barbados Police Service is seeking the public’s assistance in identifying and locating three persons of interest wanted...

School protocol surprise for BUT

The Barbados Union Of Teachers (BUT) says it has been taken by surprise by a recent document circulating on social media regarding protocols for...

Trees fall in land battle

Controversy continues over ownership of a section of land at Carlisle Bay, Bay Street, St Michael.

Hope for business pick-up

SOME BUSINESSES IN Speightstown, St Peter, are looking forward to reopening on June 2, with the alphabet shopping system being scrapped, but not all...

Hampers for Rock Hall residents

A group of community-minded people got together today to distribute supplies to residents who have suffered setbacks as a result of the novel coronavirus...

Quick rescue for injured dog

A police officer, a photographer and an animal inspector made a dog’s day today.Police officer Wendel Robinson was driving along Bush Hall Main Road,...

TAMIS site going offline

Barbados Revenue Authority (BRA) said in a notice that the TAMIS site will be offline for updates from 2 p.m. today, Sunday, May 31.It...