On March 4, 1950, the Barbados Advocate reported that 20 Barbadian young women were selected to travel to England to work in hospitals, as part of a broader post-war recruitment drive to address labour shortages in Britain’s healthcare system. Attracted by opportunities for employment, training, and financial stability, these women undertook roles including ward support, cleaning, and kitchen services.
The Barbadian Newspaper an Act for excess duty on all tobacco imported into the island was passed.
Petition against burglary and robberies in Bridgetown brought before the council.
Passage of Bill of Third Party Insurance as reported in the Barbados Advocate Newspaper.