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Fogging programme suspended until further notice

The Ministry of Health and Wellness’ Vector Control Unit has suspended its fogging programme until further notice. The Ministry said an announcement will be made when the programme resumes. The Unit...

No immediate rise in bills

Utility regulators have approved a Barbados Light & Power Company Limited (BLPC) application to recover the cost of...

MISSING: Hubert Macdonald Cumberbatch

Police are seeking the public’s assistance in locating missing man Hubert Macdonald Cumberbatch, 65 years, of Roebuck, St...

Public officer charged

Acting Comptroller of Customs, Sonea Anita Jordan was granted bail to the sum of $3 000 when she...

No extension to Circus stay

The Suárez Brothers Circus has reopened, but it will not be extending its stay in Barbados. Manager Reuben Suárez...

Government to target travel wholesalers from South America

GOVERNMENT IS CONSIDERING inviting representatives of the wholesale sector in South America to Barbados, so that they can witness first-hand what the island’s tourism...

Bike brakes

THE ROAD TRAFFIC ACT is being amended to deal with motorcyclists who misuse the roads.Minister of Transport and Works Michael Lashley said the new...

Sargassum – the curse of fisherfolk

THE WATER CHURNING in the waves at Skeete’s Bay, St Philip resembles an oil slick; black and thick.In addition, pockets of stagnant water blocked...

Bar none

ATTORNEYS FOUND BY THE COURT to have breached the Legal Profession Act, particularly the code of ethics, must be prepared to face the full...

Smith may be off Parris team

SENIOR LAWYER VERNON SMITH, QC, risks being excluded from Leroy Parris’ legal team, which is challenging the rights of a High Court judge to...

NATION newscast April 17, 2015

In tonight's news:A warning that terrorism could soon affect the region.A state-of-art school opens for disabled children and adults.Under-16 netball queens return home. https://www.youtube.com/embed/j31ahCDuhwk