BWU head stresses job security, fair treatment in public service Lourianne Graham17/12/202509 views Persistent administrative failures and delays in paying contracted public service workers were a recurring theme in Parliament on Tuesday, as government backbench MP Toni Moore acknowledged the progress made by… Read more
Jordan: Bill secures long-serving public officers’ rights Lourianne Graham17/12/2025018 views A new bill granting permanent appointments to public officers who have been acting in posts for three years or more was proof of the government’s respect for workers across the public… Read more
Banks Beer presents 2025 Isuzu D-Max to Christmas competition winner Lourianne Graham17/12/20250115 views Christmas came early for Lisa Morris on Wednesday as Banks Beer turned up outside her job with her new ride – a brand-new 2025 Isuzu D-Max – the grand prize… Read more
Govt aims to open upgraded Archives site after fire Lourianne Graham17/12/2025059 views The government’s new digitisation facility at Newton is due to open to the public early next year as restoration and recovery work continues, following last year’s fire at the Department… Read more
More youth opportunities in heritage, culture – minister Lourianne Graham17/12/2025023 views The government plans to expand opportunities for young people to get involved in culture and heritage, with a renewed push to roll out more dynamic programmes and community partnerships, according… Read more
From silence to vision: Scott Williams finds purpose through photography and advocacy Lourianne Graham16/12/2025089 views Imagine being born into a world where all your senses are attuned and you are considered normal, until one life-altering experience plunges you into a world of silence. That… Read more
Independent senator urges flexibility in selecting next House Speaker Lourianne Graham16/12/2025059 views Independent Senator Kevin Boyce has thrown his support behind the constitutional amendments brought to the chamber on Monday, saying they do not reduce citizens’ rights, even as he questioned the… Read more
Senator defends targeted approach to constitutional change Lourianne Graham16/12/2025030 views Senator Gregory Nicholls insisted on Monday that the Constitution of Barbados can be amended through targeted updates rather than only by a complete overhaul, as he defended the government’s handling… Read more
CTUSAB says not consulted on economy bill, concerned over quality jobs access Lourianne Graham16/12/2025026 views The Congress of Trade Unions and Staff Associations of Barbados (CTUSAB) said Monday it was not consulted on the government’s new Economic Diversification and Growth Fund Bill and is warning… Read more
Credit unions see increase in loans as Christmas approaches Lourianne Graham12/12/20250105 views With Christmas just around the corner, lending institutions are seeing a marked uptick in their members taking loans for the holiday season. Head of the Cooperative Movement and Credit… Read more