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The content originally appeared on: The Barnacle News March 27, 2023 – A delegation from Grenada, headed by Senator the Honourable Claudette Joseph, Attorne ...

The organisation’s latest accounts include the ‘severe but plausible’ scenario of going under

The Coventry trust, which went bust in February, is described by a source as a ‘sorry mess’

A bleak Hospice UK report calls on the government to give financial support to the sector

The content originally appeared on: The Barnacle News March 27, 2023 – A delegation from Grenada, headed by Senator the Honourable Claudette Joseph, Attorne ...

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Opportunities exist for Barbadians with skills and techniques in braiding and barbering to work in Canada’s hospitality sector. Interested persons may send their résumés to the Barbados Employment and Career Counselling Service (BECCS), of the Ministry of Labour, Social Security & Third Sector, at beccsjobs@labour.gov.bb. Candidates seeking posts as braiders should place Braiding Technician – Canada, in the subject area of the email, while

The CEO of Derbyshire’s specialist child exploitation charity Safe and Sound, has been recognised in the East Midlands Leadership Awards – which celebrate the people that are role models within their organisations and raise the bar for their competitors.

By Kimberley Cummins  A student of The Ann Hill School for children with special needs has created history as the first student of that school to graduate from the Sandals Barbados Hospitality Training Programme (HTP). Damario Francis was among the 61 graduates who were trained in various areas of the tourism industry and graduated during a ceremony held at the resort’s Royal

The Tudor Trust was expected to reopen the applications process on 1 April after a one-year break