Fernella Wedderburn

A murder trial that began in Supreme Court No. 3 on Tuesday marked a number of historic firsts for Barbados’ judicial system, including the introduction of alternate jurors and a …

In the most sweeping change in generations, schools are set to switch to a single grade-based structure in September 2026, replacing the 80-year-old division by “classes” in primary and “forms” …

A residential facility offering therapeutic support for students with severe behavioural difficulties will open by 2028, Minister for Educational Transformation Chad Blackman announced on Tuesday, amid what he called an …

Barbados’ education reform is guided by five strategic goals aimed at creating a modern, inclusive and globally competitive system, Minister of Educational Transformation Chad Blackman told Parliament on Tuesday. He …

As Crop Over reached its climax on Monday, entertainers were reflecting on a busy, vibrant season marked by hard work and cultural pride. Shane Stiffy Atkinson revealed to Barbados TODAY …

In the wake of the Crop Over festivities, the Sanitation Service Authority (SSA) removed more than 45 tonnes of waste from city areas, cleaning up key roadways and public spaces …

A resolution has been tabled in Parliament to compulsorily acquire seven parcels of land totalling over 20 000 square metres—or five acres—for the construction of a roundabout at the Windsor …

Government has been exploring the use of the long-touted park-and-ride system as a means of reducing traffic congestion and enhancing traffic management. Minister of Transport and Works Santia Bradshaw made …

Small craft operators and beachgoers are being urged to exercise caution as strong winds and large open-water swells, driven by an Atlantic high-pressure system, create hazardous marine conditions around Barbados. …