Lourianne Graham

Three successive election clean sweeps must not breed complacency and arrogance within the Barbados Labour Party (BLP), former union leader Sir Roy Trotman and Seventh-day Adventist pastor Shane Butcher have …

British Airways’ expanded London–Barbados services could deliver more than 120 000 additional seats annually, increasing capacity by 70 per cent this winter and more than 100 per cent next summer, …

Barbados wants to preserve the region’s access to critical research and data as United Nations reforms could bring funding cuts and a possible merger for the Economic Commission for Latin …

Minister of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade Christopher Sinckler is making a case for Barbados to turn its diplomatic relationships into investment and business opportunities while removing barriers that could …

Uncertainty over the government’s delay in raising the threshold for valued added tax (VAT) registration is making it difficult for businesses to plan their finances and operations, the Institute of …

Residents in St John say infrequent bus services are making their daily commutes difficult, with some reporting waits of several hours for public transport.  Barbados TODAY visited the parish to …

Businesses must continue to register for value-added tax (VAT) once their annual turnover exceeds $200 000, despite a promised increase to $350 000 that was due to take effect on …

Students’ findings on dirty bathrooms, litter, termite-damaged desks, and bullying should help shape safety decisions by schools and education authorities, the Human Rights Commissioner said on Friday. The call emerged …

A blind student and disability rights advocate preparing to graduate from the University of the West Indies has called for disability access in primary schools, saying universities are inadequately equipped, …