Merchants fret as ‘the bridge in Bridgetown’ closed to pedestrians
The City’s iconic ‘Swing Bridge’ is creating mounting challenges for businesses along Lower Bay Street, proprietors have told Barbados TODAY, re…
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The City’s iconic ‘Swing Bridge’ is creating mounting challenges for businesses along Lower Bay Street, proprietors have told Barbados TODAY, re…
Opposition Senator Ryan Walters has urged an overhaul of Barbados' work permit system, arguing that employers are increasingly advertising vacan…
The Olga Worrell Memorial Scholarship Trust has made its inaugural donation of $100 000 to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital’s (QEH) Nursing Services…
Crop Over is losing its true meaning as a national festival, moving away from its roots as a celebration of agricultural achievement, the head o…
The Ministry of Education Transformation is developing a globally recognised high school certificate from its new ocean and climate schools, ent…
The government’s drive to reduce the food import bill is being hampered by a lack of data from farmers on what they are planting, when crops are…
Crop Over reached its climax on Kadooment Day – the first under Commissioner of Police Sonia Boyce’s watch – free of violence or major incidents…
The Barbados Union of Teachers is urging lawmakers to amend the Protection of Wages Bill to ensure public servants are protected from salary del…
A23-year-old St James man who admitted possessing a high-powered firearm declined to tell police how he obtained it or why he had it when questi…
The Ministry of Education Transformation has stepped up direct monitoring of school repairs and new builds ahead of the September reopening, wit…
Parkinson Memorial School is marking its 65th anniversary by giving back to the Pine community, with the distribution of 65 food hampers to stud…
Minister of Agriculture Dr Shantal Munro-Knight has put consumers, vendors and thieves on notice with a series of new measures to combat crop an…
The government plans to unlock derelict properties caught in family disputes through a new housing initiative, Prime Minister Mia Mottley has an…
A woman is suing the Government of Barbados, claiming she suffered serious health complications after receiving two doses of the AstraZeneca COV…
Drainage works now under way at Trents, St James, are aimed at reducing persistent flooding in the tenantry area and preparing the site earmarke…
A major overhaul of how primary school students are assessed could place added financial strain on schools already short of resources, the Barba…
As the Central Bank prepares to roll out BimPay in less than a month, Minister of Finance Ryan Straughn urged the public to embrace the digital…
Barbados has established its first resident embassy in Ireland, a move expected to strengthen trade, tourism and political ties between the two…