Bank withdraws trash and leaves a clean beach Barbados Today29/09/20230116 views Jahdae Parris, Administrative and Logistic Officer, of the Barbados Chapter of the Caribbean Youth Environment Network (CYEN), dreams of the day when Barbados’ beaches would have “little or no” garbage.… Read more
Flex Farms to be used to grow fresh greens year-round, promote sustainability, empower vulnerable communities Barbados Today29/09/20230177 views A non-profit organisation in Barbados is one of three beneficiaries of a new climate-smart agriculture pilot project to address food insecurity in the Caribbean. The Caribbean Climate-Smart Accelerator (CCSA) through… Read more
Less asphalt, more concrete roads coming Barbados Today28/09/20230154 views Barbados is moving away from using asphalt and shifting to the construction of concrete roads. Minister of Transport, Works and Water Resources Santia Bradshaw disclosed on Tuesday night during the… Read more
No sewage flowing into swamp, says BWA Barbados Today27/09/20230124 views The Barbados Water Authority (BWA) has dismissed as “totally untrue”, claims by Democratic Labour Party (DLP) president Dr Ronnie Yearwood that sewage is “flowing into the swamps” in this country.… Read more
Marshall Trading, Pharmacy Sales heed school watercooler call Barbados Today23/09/20230139 views As scorching temperatures across the island greet the new school year, three firms have teamed up to set up water stations at a rural primary school. Hardware store Marshall Trading… Read more
Hindsbury Primary marks Arbour Day with fruit tree planting Barbados Today23/09/20230522 views Hindsbury Primary School in Hamlet Gap, St. Michael, saw a green and educational transformation on Friday as students came together to observe National Arbour Day. Led by Art and Composition… Read more
Juvenile Liaison Scheme participants plant trees in initiative aimed at character building Barbados Today20/09/20230149 views Fifteen members of the Juvenile Liaison Scheme recently joined an initiative to plant between 5 000 to 10 000 trees along the popular multi-purpose Barbados Trailway Project. According to Sergeant… Read more
#BTColumnn – Small island states seek climate justice Barbados Today17/09/20230108 views Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by the author(s) do not represent the official position of Barbados TODAY. By Sir Ron Sanders On September 11 in Hamburg, Germany, a significant… Read more
Shores still closed to sea egg harvesting Barbados Today16/09/20230152 views The sea egg season remains closed as authorities urge the public to refrain from placing orders or harvesting the sea eggs, which are still in their juvenile stage. In a… Read more
DLP chastises Gov’t for not completing road works in St Lucy, St Andrew Marlon Madden15/09/2023097 views By Marlon Madden President of the Democratic Labour Party (DLP) Dr Ronnie Yearwood is taking the Government to task for leaving bridge and roadworks projects in St Lucy and St… Read more