The executive director of the BFPA, formerly known as the Barbados Family Planning Association, has disclosed that 2022 to 2023 was one of the hardest periods the organisation has faced …
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Union says safety of Ann Hill School unclear; teachers advised to stay out of classrooms
The Barbados Union of Teachers (BUT) is advising teachers at the Ann Hill School not to return to the classroom as it is unclear if it is safe to do …
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Parents and guardians of the Luther Thorne Memorial School are informed that the majority of the work to be addressed at the school has been completed. However, after a meeting …
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A 40-year-old man will have to pay $1 000 in compensation to a police officer whose property he damaged. Elroy Emmerson Levere Rollock of Bishops Road, St Lucy pleaded guilty …
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Barbados will get double daily Virgin Atlantic flights from London Heathrow for the first time, along with four weekly flights from Manchester, starting January 10 next year. A statement issued …
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By Jenique Belgrave The High Court has granted the Barbados Light and Power Company (BLPC) a stay against the Fair Trading Commission’s rejection of its request for an 11.9 per …
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The joy of Christmas flickered to life with a warm glow at Ilaro Court as the Rotary Club of Barbados returned to the grounds of the Prime Minister’s official residence …
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A Christ Church man was fined $17 500 for gun, damage, and affray offences. When he appeared before Justice Randall Worrell in Supreme Court No. 2 on Monday, Carlos Robert …
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Education official in unity plea to teachers’ unions
by Shamar Bluntby Shamar BluntA senior Ministry of Education official has urged teacher unions to view the ministry as a collaborator rather than as an enemy, issuing a call for unity as officials embark …
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The Constitutional Reform Commission (CRC) has advised that its public lecture, scheduled for this Wednesday, December 13, at The University of the West Indies, has been postponed to early 2024. …