Early morning fire in the city
Bridgetown. A vegetables stall at the entrance of the River Bus Stand at River Road Bridgetown was destroyed by a fire early this morning. One vendor who was at his…
Author: Amit Somaru
All Clear given
Bridgetown. Minister of Home Affairs and Attorney General Adriel Brathwaite issued the all clear to Barbadians following the passage of Tropical Storm Chantal around 11.30 this morning. The Minister made…
No fishing deal between Barbados and Trinidad
Bridgetown. The Governments of Barbados and Trinidad and Tobago have are still negotiating a proposed fishing agreement between the two countries. This was stated by Prime Minister Freundel Stuart, as…
Tropical wave approaching Barbados
Bridgetown. A tropical wave that could become a tropical strom within the next 24 hours is approaching Barbados. According to the Barbados Meteorological Office l the island could be in…
Government to buy Almond Beach Village
Bridgetown. The Government of Barbados has indicated its intention to purchase Almond Beach Village in St Peter and put it back into operation in the shortest time possible. A press…
Commissioner’s of Police case adjourned
Bridgetown. The interim injunction filed by Commissioner of Police Darwin Dottin against the Police Service Commission (PSC), was adjourned when it was heard before Justice Margaret Reifer in her chambers…
Heart problems at QEH
Bridgetown. Several cardiology patients who were waiting to have echoardiograms done at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital (QEH) have had their appointments cancel because the echocardiogram machines at the island…
Woman shot dead
Kingston. Melissa Clarke of Weymouth Drive, Washinton Gardens. South St Andrew was shot dead this morining. According to a relative, the 29 year old woman had just closed the gate…
Sixteen injured in accident
Bridgetown. Sixteen people were injured when a route taxi (ZR) and tractor collided this morning in Bourbon St Lucy.Barbados' mass casualty response team was pressed into action after an early…
Gun Court dilemma
Kingston. Almost 70 percent of the cases heard by the Corporate Gun Court between April 1, 2010 and March 31, 2011 were acquitted or dismissed for the lack of evdence.…
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