Miscellaneous
October 7, 2023
Don Sylvester Browne Convicted for Third Firearm Offense, Sentenced to Four and a Half Years in Prison: Judge Warns of Deadly Consequences
Don Sylvester Browne, a repeat firearm offender, has been sentenced to four and a half years in prison for his most recent offense. Justice Christopher Birch emphasizes the need for individuals to learn from their previous convictions and warns Browne about the consequences of future firearm offenses.
October 7, 2023
Solicitor General's Chambers Temporarily Closed from October 9, 2023, Due to Environmental Issues
The Solicitor General's Chambers located in Wildey, Barbados will be temporarily closed from October 9, 2023, due to environmental issues. Contact 535-0575/535-0576 or solicitor.general@barbados.gov.bb for inquiries. Apologies for any inconvenience caused. Stay tuned for reopening update.
October 6, 2023
Multi-Grammy Winner Opens up About Longstanding Stomach Issues After Album Release
Discover the latest updates from the multi-Grammy winner who recently released the album "For All The Dogs" and shared insights into his long-standing stomach issues.
October 6, 2023
French Government Works to Address Bedbug Concerns Amidst Hysteria and False Reports
France's government is addressing a reported bedbug infestation in Paris. They are working on a coordinated plan of action and considering a national observatory to accurately assess the problem.
October 6, 2023
Father Denies Accusations of Unlawful Sexual Intercourse with Daughter in Incest Trial
A man denies allegations of unlawful sexual intercourse with his daughter, claiming he is not her biological father. He fought for custody and raised her as his own.
October 6, 2023
Man Accused of Incest Denies Allegations in Supreme Court Trial
Stay updated on the ongoing trial of a man accused of incest after denying the allegations in court. Closing submissions are set for October 12.
October 5, 2023
Attorneys Call for Dedicated Interview Rooms at Police Stations for Client Consultations
Attorneys are advocating for dedicated interview rooms in police stations that provide adequate privacy for consultations between attorneys and their clients. Martie Garnes of the Barbados Bar Association highlights the need for improved facilities.
October 4, 2023
Ground-breaking Research Shows Easy-to-Understand Front-of-Package Labels Could Reduce NCD-Related Deaths by 16% in Barbados, Saving Up to $732.8 Million
Ground-breaking research reveals that front-of-package warning labels could reduce NCD-related deaths by 16% in Barbados, saving up to US $732.8 million. The study examines the impact of octagonal warning labels on health habits and highlights the economic benefits of implementing these labels.
October 4, 2023
Senior Fire Official Urges Businesses in Barbados to Conduct Fire and Evacuation Drills for Safety
A senior fire official urges businesses in Barbados to conduct fire and evacuation drills with staff to prevent potential tragedies, following a suspected gas leak at the Supreme Court Complex.
October 4, 2023
Witnesses Testify in Supreme Court No. 2 in Incest Trial: Examining Doctor and Investigator Give Evidence
In the Supreme Court No. 2 trial, expert witnesses including the lead investigator and a doctor gave evidence regarding incest charges against a man accused of raping his daughter. The trial continues.
October 4, 2023
Father Accused of Incest Denies Allegations in Retired Sergeant's Testimony
In a recent court hearing, a father accused of incest denies allegations made by his daughter, during a police interview conducted by a retired law enforcement officer.
October 3, 2023
Ground Collapse in One Bush Hall Yard Gap of St Michael: Resident Relocated, Others Unaffected
A section of ground in One Bush Hall Yard Gap, St Michael collapsed, causing a tamarind tree to be sucked in. One resident was relocated, while others remain unaffected.