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A 26-year-old woman from Princess Royal Avenue, St Michael, died at the nearby Pine Basin, the Pine, on Tuesday evening. Police say they were summoned to the scene after receiving a telephone call to the Operations Control Room about 4:55 p.m. The caller said that a man had stabbed a number of individuals at the location and a female appeared to be dead. On arrival, police confirmed that one woman was …

A violent altercation in the Pine Basin, the Pine, St Michael ended the life of a 26-year-old woman on her birthday and left several other people injured.The young woman, whose name had not been disclosed by police up to late Tuesday, was a resident of the nearby Princess Royal Avenue.The incident, which resulted in a heavy police response and drew scores of onlookers as well as distraught family members, was first reported to officers at the Operations Control Room around 4:55 p.m., according to the Barbados Police Services’ Communications and Public Affairs Officer Inspector Rodney Inniss....

Motorists traveling along Collymore Rock, St Michael, in the area of Flagstaff and Wildey should expect delays. A collision, which occurred around 1:30 pm according to reports to Loop News, has left the road partially impassable. Drivers can di

Corned beef and fishcakes are two of the traditional Barbadian menu items that Minister of Agriculture Indar Weir would like to stop being fed to children.In fact, he believes that if the island is going to safeguard its future, it has to ensure that children are given the right meals on a daily basis instead of these “very unhealthy” foods. Speaking at the Barbados Labour Party (BLP) St. James North branch meeting held at the Gordon Greenidge Primary School, Rock Dundo, St. James Sunday night, the minister addressed the issue of Non-Communicable Diseases in Barbados and his desire for a h...