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Heal trade union rift, urges PM

Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley is calling for unity among the country’s trade unions, emphasising the importance of a strong labour movement. Speaking during the inaugural Patrick Frost Memorial Lecture...

Weir described as a godsend

Family, friends and former colleagues gathered yesterday to give thanks for the life of Shelley Elizabeth Weir, MBE,...

Push to modernise transport

Government is getting some expert assistance to help it modernise and transform the public transport sector. This includes a...

Overturned truck causes traffic back-up

An overturned truck near the Norman Niles Roundabout has caused a back up of traffic.  Police are on the...

Ministry monitoring breakfast numbers

Two weeks into the new National Breakfast Programme, Government says the initiative is operating without significant delivery problems...

Killer of six not accepting blame

The man convicted of ending the lives of six women when he firebombed the Campus Trendz store does not believe he was responsible for...

DPP: Start at 35 years for killer

NOT 20, NOT 25, not even 30. None of those figures, said the island’s top prosecutor, should be the starting point of any sentence for...

Lester Vaughan School closed for rest of the week

The Lester Vaughan School will be closed for the remainder of the week. Officials from the Ministry of Education are currently at the school at...

Police called in at Good Shepherd Primary School

Parents of students at Good Shepherd Primary School were called to return for their children shortly after dropping them off yesterday, as police carried...

Kensington Oval construction on track

Construction work at Kensington Oval is going smoothly as the venue is set to be ready in time to host its first fixture in...

Wanted Man

The Barbados Police Service (TBPS) is seeking the assistance of the public in identifying the man in this sketch, who is wanted for questioning...