Carlos Atwell

1 week ago | nationnews.com | Carlos Atwell

A ruptured 20-inch main along Odessa McClean Drive, St Michael has disrupted water supply to several districts across Christ Church and St Michael, leaving many residents without water or experiencing low water pressure. Barbados Water Authority (BWA) personnel are currently on site working to access the damaged section. However, no timeline has been given for the completion of repairs, as workers are currently hammering through rock to reach the affected area.

1 week ago | nationnews.com | Carlos Atwell

AS WE GATHERIN’ winds down in St John, 11 proud residents received recognition for their philanthropy, community work and civic-mindedness. Earlier today the men and women were pinned with the Pride of Barbados awards by President The Most Honourable Dame Sandra Mason in State House, Pine Road, St Michael, who congratulated and praised them, encouraging them also to continue the good work.

1 week ago | nationnews.com | Carlos Atwell

Take warning!These are the watchwords as Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley pleads with Barbadians to be vigilant and responsible as this year’s hurricane season officially rolls around in a few days. Speaking after the official opening of the Caribbean Regional Logistics Hub at Seawell, Christ Church, on Monday, Mottley said Barbados could not afford complacency given the damage caused by various weather systems, most notably Hurricane Beryl last year.

1 week ago | nationnews.com | Carlos Atwell

The newly launched Caribbean Regional Logistics Hub and Centre of Excellence will be critical in saving lives, said Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley. After the launch at Seawell, Christ Church, yesterday, she told the media Barbados was in a prime position to offer regional assistance in times of disaster. “This is about getting food and supplies, critical supplies, pharmaceuticals, etcetera, to persons within 48-72 hours of a major disaster.

3 weeks ago | nationnews.com | Carlos Atwell

Barbados’ newest party is operating on a platform of inclusivity. However, it will not be taking part in the upcoming by-election in St James North. Political leader Kemar Stuart said they were looking for young and mature to join, anyone who had something to contribute on a constituency or national level. He was speaking to Nationnews after a media launch of the party at Unity Workers Union, Belleville, St Michael.