Sandals proud to be part of the Ch Ch Girls Green Machines Barbados Today27/03/20240659 views Sandals Resorts Barbados are the proud sponsors of the Christ Church Girls Green Machines track and field team currently competing in the Holiday/Bermudez James Wedderburn Zone at the Chefette/Frosteez National… Read more
Home of Sir Grantley open to public Barbados Today27/03/202401.2K views The restored home of Sir Grantley Adams, the first premier of Barbados, will be open for the public to explore as the National Trust’s Open House Season comes to a… Read more
Roach now heads Chukka Barbados Barbados Today27/03/202401.2K views Experienced tourism professional Geoffrey Roach has been appointed Country Manager at Chukka Barbados, replacing Andrea Franklin who left the company to take up the job as Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc.… Read more
Deane bowls Barbados Women to victory Barbados Today27/03/20240543 views Three bowlers, including Barbadian teenaged offspinner Erin Deane, took five wicket hauls on the final day of the Women’s T20 Blaze on Monday. Deane’s five for 14 from four overs… Read more
More engineers to be trained to deal with hybrid, electric vehicles Shamar Blunt27/03/202401.1K views The Samuel Jackman Prescod Institute of Technology (SJPI) and United Commercial Autoworks Ltd (UCAL) are collaborating to improve training for the next generation of automotive engineers, particularly those who will… Read more
Cavs suffer ‘double loss’ to Celtics Barbados Today27/03/20240342 views Fusionz Boutique Station Hill Cavaliers’ defeat at the hands at the hands of C.A.M Smart Assurance City United Celtics on Sunday wasn’t their biggest loss. The Cavs’ Co-operators General Insurance… Read more
Money Well Spent Barbados Today27/03/20240658 views Prime Minister of Barbados Mia Mottley has again defended Government’s decision to borrow money to renovate Kensington Oval ahead of the ICC T20 World Cup. Speaking during Monday’s unveiling of… Read more
‘Lacking’ Sandy Deane27/03/202401.1K views The Congress of Trade Unions and Staff Associations (CTUSAB) is not convinced that the government’s budgetary proposals will deliver solid benefits for labour, although it endorsed several measures while offering… Read more
September start Emmanuel Joseph27/03/202402.1K views By Emmanuel Joseph After more than 20 years of would-be investors coming and going, controversies, pledges of government support, threatened lawsuits, political rancour over proposed tax concessions and ownership, and… Read more
‘Learning loss’ Sheria Brathwaite27/03/20240693 views By Sheria Brathwaite As the fate of the Lester Vaughan School hangs in the balance, parents are demanding answers from the Ministry of Education and the board of management about… Read more