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Please join the Women United march and rally to stop the abuse of our women and children! Invite everyone and stand together against domestic violence and child abuse. Young Bella Walker and all the other children that have been taken away from us can't speak for themselves, but their voices...
PHA says logistics for re-entry of nursing students to be completed in short order NASSAU, BAHAMAS — A handful of nursing students from the University of the Bahamas (UB) demonstrated in Rawson Square yesterday over the inability to graduate due to what they said was the government’s failure to allow them to gain clinical service experience needed to graduate. Grace Lightbourne, a nursing student representative and fourth-year student, said the government has allowed medical students and trained clinical nurses to rotate in the hospital to complete their graduation requirements, but nursi...
Oastler Square STREETS being too “car-centric” and bringing a “cafe culture” to areas of the city are among suggestions made as part of a public consultation into Bradford’s Top of Town. This month Bradford Council has held a public consultation on plans for the area of the city centre around North Parade - plans that could include turning Oastler Square into a park. People have until Monday to take part in the consultation, but scores of residents have already used an interactive map to make suggestions about different areas of the Top of Town. Suggestions from the public s...
Next Time You’re in The Bahamas, Leave Your Resort and Shop Local Fodor's 2/22/2021 Alicia A. Wallace © Provided by Fodor's One of the most popular tourist destinations in the world is The Bahamas, known for its crystal-clear turquoise waters, golden sandy beaches, and hospitality. Tourists try conch salad, dance to Junkanoo music, and enjoy daiquiris and sky juice, but too much of the experience and tourist dollars are limited to mega-resorts. There is more to see and do off-property, and supporting small, Bahamian-owned businesses has far more impact on the economy tha...
Williams: “We voted them in and we could vote them out” NASSAU, BAHAMAS — Several nurses demonstrated outside of the House of Assembly yesterday in an effort to urge the government to pay money owed to them and protest against what they claimed is a continued lack of respect and unfair treatment. A nurse holds up a sign during a protest in Rawson Square on Wednesday, February 3, 2021. (FILE PHOTO) The nurses chanted “we deserve better; we deserve respect” as they marched around the Lower Chamber in Parliament Square holding up placards that read: “Nurses don’t work for free”, ...