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St Peter MP Colin Jordan said work is “very much active” on the Six Men’s Life Improvement Project, with surveying of house spots in the coastal community progressing steadily and …

In a renewed show of global backing for Caribbean security, international partners have committed fresh support and resources to the Barbados-based Regional Security System (RSS) to confront mounting cross-border threats …

Despite a spike in rain showers last month, Barbados remains under a hydrological drought watch as meteorologists warn that the island’s water reserves have yet to rebound from months of …

Managers of both the athletics and swimming teams that took part in last weekend’s CARIFTA Games have expressed delight following their historic performances.    Dave Farmer, the head coach of …

A cloud of grief has settled over the typically quiet neighborhood of Deane’s Village, Hindsbury Road St Michael, following the shooting death of 42-year-old Andre Burgess, who relatives say was …

In Barbados, a quiet but powerful movement is taking shape, rooted in lived experience and determination to ensure that no family navigating autism feels alone. At the heart of this …

Barbados has accused the far-right Reform UK party leader Nigel Farage of “profound moral blindness” after he proposed that Britain should block visa applications from Caribbean and African nations seeking …

Vehicle owners and operators can expect an easier time doing business at the Barbados Licensing Authority (BLA) with the introduction of full online vehicle registration and expanded digital payment services, …

Minister for Pan-African Affairs and Heritage Trevor Prescod is calling for a re-examination of the Holetown Festival, lamenting that its current form does not fully reflect the breadth of Barbadian …