Serious accident in St Philip
There is a serious accident along Carrington Road, St Philip, near the old sugar factory. More details as they come. The post Serious accident in St Philip appeared first on
GAIA says flight operations have returned to normal
Grantley Adams International Airport Inc. (GAIA) has advised that all airlines are operating on their normal, scheduled flight programmes today, following disruptions experienced yesterday. In a passenger advisory issued today,
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Missing: Dr Sonia Richards
The family of Dr Sonia Richards is seeking the public’s assistance in locating her. Dr Richards was last seen at her residence in the West Terrace area on Friday, January
Barbados feels pressure of Venezuela crisis
Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley has cautioned that Barbados is now confronting the direct fallout from yesterday’s United States (US) military action in Venezuela, as escalating developments in Caracas triggered
Nurse expects West Indies U19s to do well at World Cup
With the start of the ICC Under-19 Men’s Cricket World Cup less than two weeks away, an optimistic West Indies Under-19 head coach Rohan Nurse says he expects the team
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BHTA moves to help those displaced
The Barbados Hotel and Tourism Association (BHTA) has started surveying its accommodation members to determine room availability as flight cancellations linked to the Venezuela situation leave passengers stranded on the
Mobile library to visit schools
Several primary schools are scheduled to receive visits from the National Library Service’s Mobile Unit during the Hilary (Second) Term, giving students access to books and library services. The programme
Franklyn: Covid back pay short
General secretary of Unity Workers’ Union (UWU) Caswell Franklyn is disputing the back pay Government said it has distributed to officers of the Barbados Prison Service for their overtime throughout
Bajans in Venezuela safe, says Ambassador
Barbadians living in Venezuela are safe, assures Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley. Speaking at a press conference at Ilaro Court this evening, Mottley said conversations with Barbados Ambassador to Venezuela
Police Chief: Have no fear
Police Commissioner Richard Boyce has assured the public that the Barbados Police Service is dealing with a shooting incident which injured ten people late last night following a cruise. Speaking