On March 26, 1916, a routine train journey to Bridgetown was disrupted by a violent altercation aboard the Barbados Light Railway. The incident, reported in the Barbados Agricultural Reporter, involved three men who were later charged with creating a disturbance after attacking another passenger and causing damage to the carriage.
The Barbados Advocate reported serious water supply challenges across Barbados as reduced flows from key water sources placed pressure on Bridgetown, its suburbs and...
On May 13, 1976, educator and former parliamentarian Luther St. Aubin Thorne died at age 77, leaving a lasting legacy in Barbados’ education system...
The St. Bartholomew Anglican Church receives Electricity