Chairman of the Barbados Tourism Marketing Inc. Alvin Jemmott (left), presenting Thomas Cook Captain Maurice Flemmings, who chose Barbados as his last destination before he goes into retirement, with a plaque.
FOR the second time within a week, Barbados welcomed an inaugural flight at the Grantley Adams International Airport (GAIA).
A TECHNICAL meeting will take place today to discuss the progress made with the plans to address the sewage leaks affecting sections of the south coast of the island.
Marilyn Sealy (second right), Director of Communications and Stakeholder Management, Flow Barbados, presents $15 000 in food vouchers to (from left) Dr. Dorothy Cooke-Johnson, Stacia Whittaker and Joycelyn Lawson.
The gift of giving will continue to flow for hundreds of Barbadian families who rely on the Barbados Cancer Society, the Prison Fellowship and the HIV/AIDS Food Bank for assistance.
Some of the volunteers from the Love Project taking out the Christmas hampers from the van.
Director of the Love Project, Terry Arthur, is happy to report that they were able to pull off another successful Love Day in Queen’s Park yesterday.
The recurrent problem of leaking sewage on the South Coast of the island is not sitting well with a local doctor, who is deeply sceptical about the information given to the public through a recent
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