On August 9, 1950, the Barbados Advocate reported on a House of Assembly debate over establishing a sub-post office at Welch’s Road. Despite concerns about cost, location and traffic safety, funding was approved for a facility that would become an important community service point for generations.
On April 10, 1951, the Barbados Advocate reported a public health concern arising not from scarcity, but from an overabundance of flying fish. Large...
Patrick Husbands Barbados's most internationally acclaimed jockey was born.
An irate correspondent shares his thoughts on Bridgtown, portraying the Town as a semi-lawless rough and tumble place.