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Barbados, Guyana to allow ID card travel from July 1

Citizens of Barbados and Guyana will soon be able to travel between the two countries using only national identification cards, under a landmark arrangement announced as both nations prepare...

Six men and three juveniles charged after violent disorder incident

Police have arrested and formally charged six men and three male juveniles in connection with an incident on...

PM Mottley pays tribute to businessman Larry Tatem

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has paid tribute to businessman Larry Tatem following his death, describing him as...

Air Peace touches down at GAIA

Nigerian Carrier Air Peace touched down in Barbados yesterday around 11:20 a.m. in the first flight of a...

Police warn public over fake traffic penalty scam notice

The Barbados Police Service is warning the public about a fraudulent notice currently circulating online, which falsely claims...

BUT President raises concerns over conditions for teachers

President of the Barbados Union of Teachers Rudy Lovell highlighted a number of concerns affecting teachers around the country. While he praised The Ministry of...

St Lucy folk cry for relief

Some residents in Hope Road and River Bay, St Lucy are lamenting longstanding issues in the parish – slow road repairs, discoloured water and the pungent...

No immediate disruption to forward bookings from Iran war

Tourism players are entering the summer season with cautious optimism, even as worldwide uncertainty linked to the ongoing Iran military conflict raises concerns about...

Man charged with murder and multiple firearm offences

A 34-year-old St Michael man has been charged with murder and several other serious offences following investigations by police. Darion Alex Hackett, of Block 8E,...

Man injured in collision at Passage Road

One man was undergoing treatment at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital tonight after being involved in a collision with a car along Passage Road, St...

Govt to develop pothole plan

Motorists navigating Barbados' roads have grown increasingly vocal about the worsening conditions, with potholes emerging as one of the most persistent and visible concerns....