Plea for affordable childcare in the north Shanna Moore23/05/202506 views A hundred dollars a week. That’s what it costs Annie*, a single mother of three, to send her youngest to daycare. And every Friday when the envelope is sealed, it… Read more
Erdiston willing to meet teachers in schools as part of reform push Barbados Today18/05/20250534 views Erdiston Teachers’ College is ramping up efforts to support education reform by delivering professional development directly to teachers in schools. The initiative was announced by Deputy Principal Francis Thompson during… Read more
YouTube videos land St Michael man behind bars Jenique Belgrave17/05/202501K views A 51-year-old St Michael man who used YouTube to post menacing content about a paralegal has pleaded guilty and has been remanded pending sentencing later this month. Curtis Deighton Wilkinson,… Read more
Barbados Today13/05/20250244 views Edmund Hinkson, the former Member of Parliament for the St James North constituency, paused his campaign activities for a few days to enjoy the sights and sounds of the Saint… Read more
Pollard wrecks Pickwick, Wildey/Windward evenly poised after day 1. Barbados Today04/05/20250804 views SigniaGlobe Financial BCA took full advantage of excellent bowling conditions at the Lester Vaughan playing field to dismiss the ESA Field Pickwick team for 62 runs on day 1 of… Read more
Residents urged to be alert for scams ahead of Solidarity Allowance payout Barbados Today03/05/202502.2K views As the government prepares to begin the disbursement of the one-off $300 Solidarity Allowance to residents on May 14, citizens are being urged to remain vigilant and guard against scams… Read more
Trump administration to exclude some electronics from reciprocal tariffs Barbados Today12/04/20250653 views The Trump administration said they would exclude electronics like smartphones and laptops from reciprocal tariffs, a move that could help keep the prices down for popular consumer electronics that aren’t… Read more
Thorne demands legislation to go after gangs Sheria Brathwaite01/04/20250359 views Opposition leader Ralph Thorne has intensified his call for the swift passage of anti-gang legislation, accusing the government of failing to protect Barbadian children from the escalating scourge of gun… Read more
Public march over the sale of national lands Barbados Today22/03/202502.3K views Scores of Barbadians are protesting the sale of national land and what is described as the giving way of the country’s heritage. The Love March, organised by Marcia Weekes, began… Read more
‘SCT is not acting urgently enough’ Emmanuel Joseph13/03/20250659 views As Barbados grapples with rising crime rates, the police service is embroiled in a morale crisis, with officers expressing deep frustration over unfulfilled promises of improved benefits and promotions, Barbados… Read more