Search for alternative for St John’s Primary students, staff amid calls for new school Sheria Brathwaite29/11/20230149 views The St John’s Primary School is to remain closed as the Ministry of Education searches for an alternative location on Wednesday — five months after confirmation that mould had reared… Read more
New home shaping up Emmanuel Joseph29/11/20230121 views Jackqulin Cox and her seven children are closer to having a proper place to call home. Almost three months after Barbados TODAY published a story highlighting the squalor in which… Read more
PM urges renewed family, community focus as monument unveiled Sasha Mehter29/11/20230303 views By Shamar Blunt Barbados must return to its roots and rebuild the strength of family and community bonds, said Prime Minister Mia Mottley as a Monument to the Barbadian Family… Read more
Tremor felt by some Sasha Mehter29/11/20230244 views Residents from all across the country reported feeling the 5.4 magnitude earthquake that shook the island on Tuesday morning. While some said they felt nothing, several reported feeling the tremor.… Read more
SRC official says ‘moderate’ earthquake must not lull residents into false sense of security Emmanuel Joseph29/11/20230164 views By Emmanuel Joseph Seismic experts have warned Barbadians to be on their guard constantly for a possible large earthquake striking here, following the “moderate” one that affected parts of the… Read more
Show of Bajan Pride Barbados Today29/11/20230131 views Sunday Grooves – an Afternoon Delight at Hunterspring in Brereton, St Philip, continues to be a platform for producer Shadia Marshall’s display of her penchant for creating musical mastery. Having… Read more
MP optimistic of parish being a centre of business activity Barbados Today29/11/20230102 views A Member of Parliament of one of the St George constituencies has hopes of the rural parish becoming a hub for business activity in Barbados, and she is holding the… Read more
Cabinet agrees on mechanism to get more Bajans on grid Barbados Today29/11/20230174 views Cabinet has agreed to a mechanism that allows for competitive procurement for renewable energy battery storage. Minister of Energy and Business Senator Lisa Cummins made the disclosure as she spoke… Read more
Association applauds FTC ruling on BLPC, awaits final order Barbados Today29/11/20230119 views The Barbados Association of Retired Persons (BARP) says it is “encouraged” by the Fair Trading Commission (FTC) decision not to grant the island’s sole electricity company the full electricity rate… Read more
New facility opens with aim to help improve farming sector Barbados Today28/11/20230170 views The Paradise Nature Park has officially opened and officials are hoping that the new facility will help improve and diversify the farming sector. During the brief opening ceremony on Monday,… Read more