The Democratic Labour Party has received many calls from members of the public, querying whether its Errol Barrow Legacy Tour poster highlighting the slogan “Barrow’s Legacy – Vision 2030” was a mi
Opposition Senator, Caswell Franklyn.
Opposition Senator Caswell Franklyn has expressed concern about the courts deciding policy in this country.
From Left: Crime Prevention Officer Inspector Stephen Griffith; Chief Technical Officer of Altus Technology Lenee Paulra; Senator Rudy Grant CEO of the BHTA; Jacqueline Gill Executive Officer of the Tourism Development Corporation; Steven Austin Chairman of the Board the BHTA; Acting Commissioner of Police Erwin Boyce and Tourism Liaison Officer Pearson McConney during the presentation ceremony held in the boardroom at Police Headquarters.
Steven Austin Chairman of the Board the BHTA (Centre) along with Senator Rudy Grant CEO of the BHTA presenting one of the cheques for the installation of CCTV cameras in Oistins, Christ Church to the Acting Commissioner of Police Erwin Boyce.
Jacqueline Gill Executive Officer of the Tourism Development Corporation presenting one of the cheques for the installation of CCTV cameras in Oistins.
The Royal Barbados Police Force (RBPF) continues to receive assistance in its efforts to beef-up security on the south coast.
Barbadians are being called upon not to turn a blind eye to any wrong doing they may observe, that is helping to fuel the local drug culture and other illicit activities.
From left: Dr. Lorna Todd-O’Neale, member of the Barrow family, Parliamentary Representative of St. Lucy, Peter Phillips, Dr. Jeanine Comma, Prime Minister of Barbados, Mia Amor Mottley, Nadia Barrow and Joan Comma-Doyle, following the unveiling of the plaque.
The legacy of Errol Walton Barrow cannot go unmarked and as such, a call is being made to turn his birth place into a national site.
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