A man who delivered an unloaded firearm had to immediately pay the court a $10 000 fine. Justice Randall Worrell handed down the sentence to 28-year-old Edgehill Terrace, St Thomas …
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A new book telling the story of Barbados’ post-independence development from the perspective of industrialist Ralph Bizzy Williams and his Williams Industries has been launched, with the author issuing a …
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All is not well with the National Insurance Scheme’s transition into the National Insurance and Social Security Service (NISSS), the Democratic Labour Party (DLP) has charged. DLP vice president Walter …
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At least one man is in custody following the robbery of two elderly women along Culloden Road, St Michael on Thursday morning which was captured on video and widely circulated …
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The proposed Utilities (Amendment) Act 2023 before the Senate will radically affect the way renewable energy companies will be regulated with little to no input from consumers, the Democratic Labour …
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Problems plaguing several public schools have gained the attention of the Democratic Labour Party, which charged the Mottley administration with not prioritising these and other bread-and-butter issues on the island. …
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St Michael South East Member of Parliament Santia Bradshaw has started an initiative to address concerns about bulk waste buildup in her constituency. In a bid to tackle those issues …
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By Sheria Brathwaite Work to fix the environmental and structural issues plaguing the Luther Thorne Memorial Primary School will begin shortly, the Ministry of Education said Thursday. In a brief …
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Barbados is owed US$4.9 trillion (BDS$9.8 trillion) in reparatory damages by slave-owning countries, Prime Minister Mia Mottley said on Wednesday evening, as she called for global conversation on payment of …
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A person of interest is in custody following a robbery along Culloden Road. St Michael that was captured on video and widely circulated via social media. Police Communications and Public …