These residents had much to tell the Minister of Energy and Water Resources, Wilfred Abrahams.
Residents of St. Joseph can expect to see a stamp on each water tank that details the last time the tank was inspected and the next time that tank will be inspected.
(FROM LEFT) Deputy Commissioner of Police, Erwin Boyce; Director of the Criminal Justice Research Unit, Cheryl Willoughby; Attorney at law and lecturer at UWI, Dr. Janeille Matthews; Lena Weekes, Sentence Manager, HMP Dodds; Dr. Corin Bailey, Senior Research Fellow; and Dr. Tonya Haynes, lecturer at UWI, made up the panel of the SALISES Symposium on Crime.
There are no “no go” areas in Barbados.
Coordinator at Marina House, Renee Napoleon, second from right, accepting a basket of toiletries from Kerrie Anthony, Assistant Customer Service Manager at the Speightstown Branch. Also pictured, from left are, CIBC First Caribbean employees, Janiece Headley, Branch Manager, Therese Clarke, Justin Wiltshire and Michelle Whitelaw, Director, Retail Banking Channels.
Employees of CIBC FirstCaribbean International Bank and representatives of the Substance Abuse Foundation posing with some of the items donated at the Wildey Branch.
Women suffering with addictions are being urged to seek help at Marina House, a residential treatment centre for females over 18 years.
Chief Fire Officer, Earl Maynard as he was interviewed.
Firefighters from across the region and Barbados gathered together for a day of activities, culminating the CAFC conference that took place this week.
President of the Democratic Labour Party, Verla DePeiza.
In the interest of transparency, the Barbados Labour Party (BLP) government needs to answer a number of questions relating to Barbados’ relationship with the consultancy firm known as White Oak.
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