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Not a large number of students caught public service vehicles (PSVs) yesterday as schools resumed face-to-face classes. This is according to chairman of the Alliance Owners of Public Transport, Roy Raphael; communications, information and marketing officer Mark A. Haynes; and director of complaints and legal affairs Craig Banfield, who were touring PSV terminals to get an idea of how many children were using PSVs and how they were behaving. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MM77p_g8GZ0 …

Locals can expect a construction boom which will lead to job opportunities for over 5,000 people.  With multiple public and private sector projects in the works, Government expenditures are estimated at $122.5 million and

Bridgetown was the focus for the celebrations but the events that took place there are of significance to the world. 

Prime Minister Mia Mottley is hitting back at critics who questioned the reason for moving to a parliamentary republic and reopening the Golden Square Freedom Park amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. Delivering the feature address at the official opening ceremony of the “living and functioning monument” in The City on Saturday evening, 84 years after the 1937 riots, she said the journey towards upliftment and what is possible must continue for …

Temporary traffic changes are being implemented at Halls Road, Tweedside Road and the James A. Tudor Roundabout, as a result of the ongoing Constitution River Redevelopment Project. The Barbados Tourism Investment Inc. said today that from Friday at 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. on Saturday, Halls Road, will be closed to vehicular traffic “as workmen seek to expedite works during this time”. “Please be mindful of this should you be …

#BTColumn – Falling in love with beautiful Barbados Article by July 21, 2021 Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by this author are their own and do not represent the official position of the Barbados TODAY Inc. by Walter Edey Once you discover the beauty of Barbados, you can’t help but savour every inch and pinch of the coral stone island. You take walks on the boardwalks, on dirt tracks in the villages, and on trails in the gullies. You sit on a big rock or r...

Social Share Police are investigating a shooting at Denton Road, Grazettes, St Michael which reportedly occurred around 7 p.m. Police public relations officer, Acting Inspector Rodney Inniss, said a man was reportedly shot in the stomach. He said the man was taken to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital by private transport. Inniss was on the scene at the Constitution River Terminal in The City, where another man was fatally shot. The man, who was said to be liming at one of the kiosks in the area o...

Man shot and killed at Constitution River Terminal Article by July 19, 2021 A man was fatally shot at the Constitution River Terminal in The City just after 7 p.m. According to Police Public Relations Officer, Acting Inspector Rodney Inniss police were on duty in the terminal when they were alerted by a number of persons who said they had heard gunshots. Inniss said: “They were led to the area, and the lifeless body of a male was pointed out to them, he was sitting in a ch...

Grazettes shooting victim awaits surgery Article by Social Share Police have launched an unnatural death investigation into the fatal shooting of Omar Rommell Boxhill, 35, of Streat’s Road, Flagstaff, St Michael. A statement from police said officers “responded to a fatal shooting incident which occurred about 7 p.m. at the Constitution River Terminal in the area of the stalls”. “Witnesses reported that they heard a number of gun shots in the area, and police in uniform who were s...

Article by Social Share Police are on the scene of a shooting at the Constitution River Terminal in The City. A man, who was said to be liming at one of the kiosks, was shot and killed while sitting in a chair. One onlooker said he was passing through the van stand on his way home when he heard two gun shots. More details as they come to hand. RELATED NEWS