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It appears that this assignment was treated like a personal submission to NIFCA which would reflect the designer’s personal interpretation. This should never have happened.  This should be of national interest and focus solely on Barbados’ Independence. That depiction is simply not within the mirror image of Barbados.

Leading Fire Officer (Research and Planning), Natasha Forde (second from right) explaining the four pillars of the new Barbados Fire Service logo to Ministe ...

The Barbados Fire Service (BFS) yesterday unveiled its new logo, which reflected its various aspects. The unveiling was done in the Ministry of Home Affairs, Webster Business Park, Wildey, St Michael. Chief Fire Officer Errol Maynard said the new logo served as an insight into the service’s modern mission and vision. “The fire service of today is far removed from the service of ten to 15 years ago where we …

Prime Minister, Mia Amor Mottley  has paid tribute to Hartley Dottin, the man who raised this country’s flag for the first time at the Garrison Savannah in 1966. “As individuals in a world that grows increasingly competitive each day, we are inclined toward pursuits that allow us to set new records or break those that already exist. We strive so often to be the first or the best, and to …

As individuals in a world that grows increasingly competitive each day, we are inclined toward pursuits that allow us to set new records or break those that…

As it prepares to celebrate its 40th anniversary next year, the Coastal Zone Management Unit (CZMU), has rebranded and now boasts of a new logo. Director of the CZMU, Dr Leo Brewster, said over the years, people recognised the coastal logo in terms of what it meant for the protection of the nearshore environment and the nearshore facilities. However, he added that a significant component of the Coastal Risk Assessment …

Drivers from four regional territories – Barbados, Guyana, Jamaica and Trinidad & Tobago – will fight for the Nations Cup as well as the individual title in the…

The $200 000 Queen’s Park restoration project is well on the way to completion. Yesterday, general manager of the National Conservation Commission (NCC), Ryan Als, told the Weekend Nation that most of the work for Phase 1 was done and Phase 2would begin in the next financial year once funds were available. He said the lake, the base of which was leaking and deteriorating, was refurbished and additional features such …