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PSVs on board - Vimarsana News

PSVs on board

The Alliance Owners Of Public Transport (AOPT) is fully on board with Government’s move to a cashless system, but it may not be able to make the switch at the speed of the Transport Board. In addition, says chairman Roy Raphael, they are putting plans in place to transform conductors, who would no longer be needed, into drivers when the system fully kicks into gear. He said they had started …

MP promises City reboot - Vimarsana News

MP promises City reboot

Member of Parliament for The City Corey Lane is promising a revitalisation of Bridgetown sooner rather than later. “The City will be back. We’ve started with Golden Square Freedom Park. There is the work ongoing at Fairchild Street, and where there is a shanty town near the river, we are going to convert that as well,” he said. He said he did a walk-through of The City about two weeks …

The best parks in Barbados - Lonely Planet - Vimarsana News

The best parks in Barbados - Lonely Planet

Barbados saw its jungles replaced by sugar plantations in colonial times, but some lush green spaces remain. Here's a guide to the best parks and gardens.

Historic Bridgetown Barbados: Worth a trip in itself - Vimarsana News

Historic Bridgetown Barbados: Worth a trip in itself

Barbados is filled to the brim with UNESCO Heritage attractions. In the port town and capital of Bridgetown, this national center serves as the primary

Let's keep pushing, says McConney - Vimarsana News

Let's keep pushing, says McConney

Schools received a passing grade today during a tour by education officials as students returned to the classrooms after months of online teaching. Schools were closed as officials grappled with spikes in novel coronavirus (COVID-19) and some of them were used as isolation facilities. Minister of Education Kay MConney said she was happy with what she was seeing. “It was wonderful to see how [the students] are adjusting. The children, …