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Upgrade delays cut short first day (opens the original)
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Unfinished construction work resulted in pupils of Wesley Hall Junior School in Kings Street, The City, having a very short return yesterday for the first day of school. As such, the full “first day” is now rescheduled for tomorrow, as the work is to be completed today. Yesterday during a tour of St Mary’s Primary School on Mason Hall Street, also in The City, Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Education Transformation Kim Belle gave an explanation. “We wanted to do a more significant upgrad
Government planning dedicated school bus fleet (opens the original)
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Government preparing to establish a dedicated school bus fleet. During a media conference at the Ministry of Transport and Works’ temporary headquarters in The Goddard Building, Haggatt Hall, St Michael, Minister Kirk Humphrey said they wanted to create a safe travelling space for children, which parents would consider choosing over driving their children to school and adding to the traffic burden. “I think we have to get to the point where we put in place a school bus service for children that
‘Long way to go in health battle’ (opens the original)
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It will be a long, hard fight against Barbados’ culture of abusing sugar and salt, but the Heart and Stroke Foundation says it is not relenting. The latest round in the war against ill health, obesity and non-communicable diseases took place on Saturday at the Garrison’s Main Guard/Clock Tower, where the foundation held a Healthy School Nutrition Forum and Healthy Market. Advocacy officer with the foundation’s Childhood Obesity Prevention Programme, Jan Phillips, said the forum was specifically
New DLP general secretary aims to unify party (opens the original)
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The Democratic Labour Party continues to hold out an olive branch to former members in an effort to get them to return to the fold. Following the church service Sunday on the final day of the 71st Annual Conference at George Street, St Michael, newly elected General Secretary Corey Greenidge said he aimed to unify the party for the good of Barbadians. “Previous members, new members, we want to be a party that understands that everyone has a part to play. So certainly, part of our thrust would de
Walters: My focus is on the Senate at this time (opens the original)
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Senator Ryan Walters says he is as committed as ever to the Democratic Labour Party (DLP) despite again declining to take an executive role in the just concluded Annual Conference of the organisation. Yesterday, during the final day of the party’s 71st Annual Conference at George Street, St Michael, the Opposition senator said he felt he could better serve his party and the country in the Senate rather than seeking a position in the DLP. “From 2019 to 2022, I held office in the party. First vice
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