On July 29, 1937, the unrest spread across rural Barbados as crowds raided shops and plantations, particularly in St. Philip. Police and volunteer forces responded as the rebellion entered another turbulent day.
An article published in the Agricultural Reporter from the Jamaican Gleaner reported on, 'The Sea Egg Industry', their dwindling population and the Protection Act.
Momentous Clash in the house of assembly.
This Today in Bajan History segment reflects on February 17, 1910, when a report in the Barbados Agricultural Reporter highlighted growing concerns about moral...