Community

Community coaches have been urged to positively impact the lives of people in their communities. The advice from Minister of Sports and Community Empowerment, Charles Griffith was given to prospective …

A senior culture official has called for renewed efforts to deepen Barbadians’ understanding of their African heritage, arguing that stronger cultural awareness is key to building national confidence, unity and …

Residents in parts of St Lucy said on Monday they were yet to see meaningful improvements in water quality, despite pipe-laying works and repeated assurances from officials that relief was …

The Bajan Firefighters Network turned up the heat and turned on the hoses Saturday for a ‘sexy car wash’ charity fundraiser aimed at fuelling their ongoing community safety initiatives. Volunteers …

There is hope for the revival of the Oistins Fish Festival, and Member of Parliament for Christ Church South, Dr Shantal Munro-Knight, says that under her watch it will not …

There is no tsunami threat to Barbados following an earthquake in the Leeward Islands on Saturday morning. In a statement, the Barbados Meteorological Services (BMS) said the earthquake occurred at …

Residents in Haynesville, St James, say they have endured years of an overpowering stench from a neighbouring chicken pen, with some claiming repeated complaints to authorities have brought little relief. …

A grieving fishing community gathered at the Oistins jetty on Thursday to honour two men still missing at sea, as families sought closure after more than two months of uncertainty …

Tensions erupted in The Pine, St Michael, on Thursday morning after residents accused police of firing shots recklessly during a stop-and-search operation near Parkinson Field. Police have strongly denied the …