It’s the final few hours of 2018 and most of us are either reminiscing on the highs and lows of the past 365 days that seemingly went by in a …
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Businesses in Bridgetown have reported mixed fortunes in their sales for Old Year’s Night. A Barbados TODAY team visited several clothing stores, hair salons and other establishments, and while some …
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After the trials of 2018, Barbadians have spared no expense to welcome the New Year on a high note and in style with friends and family. The Hilton Resort’s annual …
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As Barbadians say farewell to 2018 and await 2019, two things remain on their minds – the state of the country’s economy and gun violence. When the Barbados TODAY team …
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The problem of inconsistent water supply and, in some cases, dry taps which marred this year’s Yuletide celebrations for several northern communities will not recur next Christmas. That bold declaration …
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After six years of the Barbados Workers’ Union (BWU) putting pressure on the Barbados Water Authority (BWA), employees will finally be entitled to a pension from the state-run agency. The …
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A Haitian who has been living in Barbados from age seven, is appealing to Barbadians to give his fellow countrymen a chance following the eviction of 15 of them from …
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Barbadians have a few more days in which to take advantage of Government’s tax amnesty programme. The Barbados Revenue Authority (BRA) announced today that given the tremendous response to the …
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The month-old dispute between the Barbados Workers’ Union (BWU) and the Barbados Water Authority (BWA) over whether some recently retrenched workers are due unemployment benefits through the National Insurance Scheme …
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Doctors at the Psychiatric Hospital will over the next three weeks conduct assessments to determine whether accused Kirk Douglas Francis is fit to plead to three criminal charges in the …