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Students from four schools will be relocated for the new school year while the Ministry of Education carries out major infrastructure upgrades from September 2026 to August 2027. This was …

A new traffic management plan aimed at easing road congestion has been presented to Cabinet as the government prepares for increased traffic with the start of the new school year. …

Education Transformation Minister Chad Blackman has told parents that the new breakfast programme for primary schools, starting Monday, is meant to give students energy without overwhelming them. Blackman confirmed at …

Head coach Trevor Penney believes Barbados Tridents remain in a strong position to qualify for the knockout stage of the Republic Bank Caribbean Premier League, despite losing their last three …

A 48-year-old Dodds Prison inmate has been formally charged with the 2007 murder of Karen Allamby, bringing a long-running case before the courts nearly two decades after her death. Antonio …

​Rastafarian advocate Paul Ras Simba Rock has confirmed plans to appeal a recent High Court decision that dismissed his constitutional challenge to Barbados’ cannabis laws, describing the legal grounds for …

​Proposals to introduce dedicated transport services for schoolchildren across the island remain stalled ahead of the new academic term. ​Mark Haynes, chief executive officer responsible for communications and public education …

More than 20 000 public-sector workers could see changes to the assessed value of their jobs following a just-completed major regrading exercise, with the National Union of Public Workers (NUPW) …

Former president of the Barbados Contractors and Artisans Association, Troy Williams, is urging officials to speed up urban redevelopment in Bridgetown after a major fire at Chapman Lane. He warns …