Prime Minister Freundel Stuart (right) and Minister of Culture Stephen Lashley (left) cutting the ribbon to declare Queen’s Park House officially open to the public.
After injecting millions to breathe life back into Queen’s Park House, further plans for the expansion and refurbishment of the Queen’s Park Buildings are on the drawing board waiting to be execute
THE new workplace sexual harassment bill represents a paradigm shift in this country, which one Government Senator is adamant should also lead to a cultural revolution that addresses sexual harassm
Acting Attorney General and Minister of Home Affairs, Michael Lashley, alongside Superintendent of Prisons, Lt. Col. John Nurse, during the Barbados Prison Service’s 10th Anniversary Parade and Award Ceremony at Her Majesty’s Prison Dodds yesterday.
Prison Officer of the Year, Derick Norris, receiving his award from Acting Attorney General and Minister of Home Affairs, Michael Lashley.
Superintendent of Prisons, Lt. Col. John Nurse, presenting Outstanding Service awards to (from right) Leena Weekes-Phillips, Deysha Yearwood and Sophia Sandiford.
Superintendent of Prisons, Lt. Col.
Minister of Education Ronald Jones (second right), Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Education Senator Harcourt Husbands (standing behind Minister Jones), Chief Education Officer Karen Best (second left), Deputy Chief Education Officer, Joy Adamson (left), Principal of Maria Holder Nursery School Oldbury, Sharon Knight (right) and students after the unveiling of the plaque.
THERE are currently 12 public nursery schools across the island, the newest being the Maria Holder Nursery School Oldbury, which was officially opened yesterday.
Ensuring our competitive edge is vital to any economic restructuring programme that Barbados undertakes.
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