Chief Town Planner, Mark Cummins, speaking to The Barbados Advocate yesterday.
TO date no decision has been made on the fate of the solar farm proposed by Canadian energy company, Deltro.
Not as many Barbadians are making early bookings for Trinidad Carnival as in previous years. So says Dale Layne, representative of Indar Weir Travel Centre.
Troy Williams of Williams Tools and Equipment Rental Inc. throws garbage into to school’s skip as the Principal and children watch on. His company will be collecting garbage from the school on a regular basis.
By Krystal Penny Bowen
Close to 50 students between the age of seven and 15, who graduated from the first-ever Digicel Barbados CoderDojo computer coding and programming last weekend, pose with members of the Digicel family and mentors, including CEO, Conor Looney (right, third row) and COO Nathalie Abrahams (left).
Digicel’s Dwight Grannum (right) passing on vital information to some of the participants as the curtain came down on the final class of the first-ever Digicel Barbados CoderDojo computer coding and programming club.
One of the young coders explaining aspects of his website during the first-ever Digicel Barbados CoderDojo computer coding and programming club.
COO Nathalie Abrahams (right) helping some of the participants to unwind after participating in the first-ever Digicel Barbados CoderDojo computer coding and programming club.
The curtain came down this past weekend on the first ever Digicel (Barbados) Limited CoderDojo computer coding and programming club in Barbados.
Hugh Riley, Secretary General of the Caribbean Tourism Organization presenting the Caribbean Tourism Industry Performance Report 2017.
A Strong performance for the region in 2016, with a level of uncertainty in 2017 and a projection for the region that Tourism will grow at a slower rate, is the assessment coming from the Caribbean
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