Embrace positive change Barbados Today19/04/20192109 views A group of 18 young men between the ages of 13 and 16 who are under the supervision of probation officers and accountable to the Juvenile Court spent the Easter… Read more
An example of co-operation Barbados Today18/04/2019065 views Nearly four years after the international community approved the 2030 Agenda and its 17 Goals in 2015, the region’s countries will gather at the Third Meeting of the Forum of… Read more
Protecting the environment Barbados Today18/04/2019292 views One gated community in Barbados has launched a project which they hope will encourage other neighbourhoods around the island to take the issue of reducing the amount of waste that… Read more
Spanish lessons Barbados Today17/04/2019291 views One hundred students will learn written and conversational Spanish as well as get a taste of Venezuelan culture as The Embassy of the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela in Barbados and… Read more
Commonwealth ‘coup’ Barbados Today17/04/2019032 views Award-winning writer and filmmaker, Shakirah Bourne, is among the top 22 shortlisted for the prestigious Commonwealth Short Story Prize. She is the first Barbadian to be selected for this impressive… Read more
A more important role Barbados Today17/04/2019042 views The Caribbean Court of Justice (CCJ) celebrates 14 years of operations on Tuesday, April 16 and its President Justice Adrian Saunders says there is much to be proud of. “In… Read more
A beach vacation is paradise Barbados Today16/04/2019048 views “To escape and sit quietly on the beach – that’s my idea of paradise,” declared Emilia Wickstead. Plan a family trip and enjoy the journey—aaah. Savour the scenery. Make some… Read more
Uplifting and inspiring Barbados Today16/04/20191389 views The girl’s bathroom at Combermere School has been given a major uplift by Krystal Harris, a Social Work student at the University of the West Indies Cave Hill Campus and… Read more
It’s everybody’s business Barbados Today16/04/2019050 views People are the key factor in responses to disasters, and the more they are trained and organised into groups, the better chances communities have of surviving catastrophes with minimal loss… Read more
A royal affair Barbados Today16/04/2019292 views The Gazebo at Golden Grove Plantation, St Philip was transformed into a regal restaurant then later into a royal reservation. The occasion: Dame Sandra Mason, the eighth Governor General of… Read more