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More than a year after the family of Colin McDonald Greene, who died in a cell at Holetown Police Station in November 2021, called for answers, a coroner has ruled he died by his own hand. However, the senior lawman who investigated Greene’s death has suggested that video and audio equipment be placed in cells so that prisoners could be continuously monitored. Greene, 43, of Chalky Mount, St Andrew, had …

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The Ministry of Transport, Works and Water Resources advises the travelling public to be take note of the following road works between November 28 to December 2: Belle Road, St Michael – road partially open Carmichael Road,

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A Hopewell, Chalky Mount, St Andrew mother is living in fear that her home could slip into a nearby gully as a result of work done by the Ministry of Transport and Works (MTW).But the MTW’s deputy chief engineer Philip Tudor has assured that the ministry has been trying to find a solution.Small business owner Camille Bryant, who occupies an upstairs and downstairs wall and timber house with eight other occupants, told Barbados TODAY on Thursday that from what she could see, a substantial amoun...

A freak accident has taken the life of 51-year-old Matthew Felix Moore of Chalky Mount, St Andrew.  Around 5:45 pm on Saturday, May 28, police were informed that Moore was run over by his vehicle while examining it.  Ac

UPDATE: The man has now been identified as Matthew Felix Moore, 51 of Chalky Mount, St Andrew. *** Lawmen are investigating an unnatural death at Chalky Mount, St Andrew. According to police, the victim was at home around 5:45 p.m. and went to remove the concrete slab upon which his vehicle – which was experiencing mechanical problems – was propped, to prevent it from rolling backward on the uneven and …

Some motorists travelling along the newly repaired Dark Hole in St Joseph yesterday were met with an unpleasant surprise. Following work this year, a hole in the road has forced the Ministry of Transport and Works (MTW) to again declare it impassable. “The section of road at Dark Hole, St Joseph, between the Parks Road and the Bruce Vale junctions has suffered a culvert collapse. The road is therefore impassable …

A culvert has collapsed at Dark Hole, St Joseph, leaving a section of the road impassable. Motorists are advised that the area between Parks Road and Bruce Vale is impassable and they should use Coggins, Chalky Mount and Bissex to Parks Road. (PR/SAT)

St Joseph closed for safety reasons as of December 26, Boxing Day. An urgent release from the Ministry of Transport, Works and Maintenance stated that the section of road at Dark Hole, St Joseph between the Parks Road and the Bruce Vale Junctions