A letter published in the Barbados Agricultural Reporter defended the use of a reef near Cheapside as a disposal site for Bridgetown’s refuse, rejecting claims that it posed a public health threat. The writer argued that the practice had transformed a former lagoon into usable green space for grazing, recreation, and cricket, with no evidence of disease outbreaks among nearby residents.
A group of 13 travel agents from Capital Airlines visited Barbados as part of a three-day familiarisation tour aimed at promoting Caribbean travel to...
Sugar being exported from Speightstown Port