Prime Minister Mia Mottley is presently leading talks with the Government Ministers, members of the social partnership, health officials, church representatives and other stakeholders at the Hilton Hotel as the …
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The phenomenon known as “sick building syndrome” on Monday made its way into Parliament as the Lower Chamber considered Appropriations Bill. It was just weeks ago, on February 24 that …
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Implementation of Government’s Child Justice Bill that is expected to go before Parliament by year-end, is going to pose serious challenges for the operations at the state-run juvenile correctional facility …
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In light of growing fears among residents about the potential impact of the deadly COVID-19, officials are giving the assurance that a number of guidelines and protocols are continuously being …
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Tempers flared in the House of Assembly today as Opposition Leader Joseph Atherley today clashed with Government over the existence of a plan to protect the elderly, the group considered …
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Convict Winston Decourcey Clarke has added a fraud conviction to his criminal record. Clarke, who is in his 50s, of 7th Avenue New Orleans, St Michael pleaded guilty before Justice …
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Two young men charged in connection with a number of criminal matters are now on remand at Her Majesty’s Prison Dodds. They are, Tyrese Devonish, 19, of Warners Park, Christ …
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Police travelled to Vaucluse, St Thomas for a second time on March 14, 2014 accompanied by murder accused Andrew Harclyde Pollard where they discovered the body of Onicka Gulliver. Police …
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In the first five days of going online, 978 applications for the Police Certificate of Character were processed, of which 436 certificates were issued. Of that number, 242 applications, representing …
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Itinerant vendors have played a significant role in Barbados’ economy for generations, and in recognising that the sector needs to operate in a more orderly fashion, the Ministry of Small …