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Latest News : Whelan offers Wigan players Barbados holiday if they stay up
Wigan Athletic owner Dave Whelan is ready to lay on a Caribbean holiday for his players if they avoid relegation. Whelan had been watching his club drop into trouble during his lengthy spell at his Barbados base but the way Roberto Martinez's men beat the Kop raised his spirits. And Whelan is now promising an end-of-season break to the Latics stars if they finish the job and secure their top ...

Latest News : City man found dead in Barbados
A CITY man has been found dead while on holiday in Barbados. Stephen Robert Aucutt's body was found in the village of St Peter, Barbados. Police on the Caribbean island have launched an investigation into the 52-year-old's death.

Latest News : TOBAGO-BOUND: Happy Hunter (right) and Legacy will be flying the colours of Barbados.
Published on: 3/10/2010. TEAM BARBADOS will be looking to sharpen their swords for this year's Barbados Game Fishing Association Sagicor/Mount Gay Rum International tournament when they take part in the Tobago International event from tomorrow in Charlottesville, Tobago.

Latest News : Ian Hickling (left), president of the manufacturing division of Lenstec Barbados Inc., showing Minister of Economic ...
Published on: 3/9/2010. LENSTEC BARBADOS INC. makes artificial lenses, but recent approval to sell one of its products in the United States market will bring real foreign exchange into Barbados and help increase the rate of employment.

Latest News : Jerry Thorne has resigned as chairman of the Barbados Tourism Investment Inc.
Published on: 3/9/2010. FOUR MEMBERS of the board have parted company with the Barbados Tourism Investment Inc. (BTII).

Signs Of Life In Barbados Property Market
Real estate agent Cluttons says that now is the time to buy in Barbados, with a buzz returning to the market. The firm is optimistic about 2010, with figures over the last quarter showing significant signs of improvement in property sales enquiries and actual transactions.

Barbados' critical economic path
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados -- The signal that emerged from last Monday's Public/Private Sector 'Economic Consultation' of a deficit in Barbados' public financing, with reserves falling for the first two months of this year, is hardly the kind of news Prime Minister David Thompson's administration wishes to receive as it grapples with pressing fiscal challenges to stave off an economic crisis.

Published on: 3/10/2010.
BARBADOS IS NOT FULLY PREPARED to handle a tsunami. This is the opinion of Barbados Meteorological Services director Chester Layne.

Published on: 3/10/2010.
THE Opposition Barbados Labour Party has been left underwhelmed and confused by Prime Minister David Thompson's announced Cabinet reshuffle last night.

ROARING RHYS: Rhys Phillips of The Lester Vaughan School winning the discus with 37.91 metres. He also leads the open ...
Published on: 3/10/2010. THE breaking of an 18-year record was the highlight of the first day of the 2010 Powerade Barbados Secondary Schools' athletics championships.

Published on: 3/10/2010.
A VINCENTIAN who tried to land drugs along Barbados' northern coast learnt a lesson about the rough seas and rocky coastline the hard way.

New Music: Jaicko Is Looking For A “Rude Girl” In Remix To Rihanna’s “Rude Boy”
Rihannaâs new single, the island-flavored Rude Boy, was just begging to be remixed by a guy looking for their very own Rude Girl. Appropriately enough, it was a fellow Barbados born singer to deliver one of the best versions. Pop/rb star, Jaicko, answered Rihannaâs call for a Rude Boy when he uploaded his take on the [...]

Caribbean Queens
Beverly Anderson, Lavonne Ferber, Cathryn Stewart, and Deb Rasmussen enjoying their recent cruise aboard the Serenade of the Seas which departed from San Juan, Puerto Rico. Highlights of the trip included visits to St. Thomas, St. Croix, St. Kitts, Dominica, Barbados, and reading the Mirror.

Football: Andrew Durante wins Phoenix player of year
Inspirational skipper Andrew Durante has won Wellington Phoenix FC's premier award, named Player of the Year at the club's annual awards function

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BARBADOS ÃBRINGING IT'.

It was powder galore as Hindus played Phagwah at the Hindu Temple, Welches, St Michael, on Sunday afternoon. (Picture ...
Published on: 3/9/2010. HINDUS IN BARBADOS want to spread their religion and customs throughout the country to the point of convincing Government to grant national holidays for the observance of Hindu festivals.

Published on: 3/9/2010.
NILES STEPHEN came to Barbados from St Lucia with his mother when he was one year old, attended both primary and secondary school, but never got his status regularised.

ONE TO WATCH. Tristan Evelyn, who is expected to provide plenty of points for Springer Memorial, achoring the team to ...
Published on: 3/9/2010. DRUMS OR NO DRUMS, spectators can expect lots of record-breaking performances during this edition of the Powerade Barbados Secondary Schools' Athletics Championships (BSSAC) which start at 9:30 a.m. today.

SUPER MARIO. Mario Forde (right) sprinting to victory watched by lapped rider Russell Elcock (left) and Darwin Griffith.
Published on: 3/9/2010. MARIO FORDE has put an end to Simon Clarke's Fontabelle reign. The once dominant junior continued his fine start to the 2010 Barbados Cycling Union (BCU) season, capturing his second road race in three starts on Sunday at the popular St Michael venue.

Published on: 3/9/2010.
THE BARBADOS WATER AUTHORITY (BWA) is $60 million closer to modernisation.

Published on: 3/9/2010.
DR ATLEE BRATHWAITE is no longer chairman of the state-owned Barbados Water Authority (BWA). His post has become redundant with the appointment of executive chairman Arni Walters, who took up the post last week Monday.

In the private box of Barbados Turf Club with president Sir David Seale (centre) are (from left) Jessica Rich, Tom ...
Published on: 3/7/2010. THE PAGEANTRY, colour, fashion and excitement associated with early Gold Cup races returned to the Garrison Savannah yesterday with the running of the 29th Sandy Lane Gold Cup.

When the solution is worse than the problem
The snow is melting in the woods of North Carolina and the kudzu is greening up. This ravenous pea-like vine was introduced to prevent soil erosion and now it is devouring the South, which goes to show you that some solutions are worse than the problem. Likewise, the judge in Yolo County, Calif., near Sacramento, who sentenced a man to seven years in prison for stealing a $3.99 bag of shredded ...

Daryl Harper won't stand at World Twenty20
Daryl Harper has not been chosen to officiate at the World Twenty20 in West Indies

Expedia Media Solutions Grows Marketing Partnerships With Destinations Worldwide
BELLEVUE, Wash., March 10 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Expedia® Media Solutions, the ad sales division of Expedia, Inc., continues to gain momentum as a key marketing partner for destination organizations around the globe, creating highly effective campaigns that have proven to increase tourism and hotel bookings for their partners' destinations.

Why GDP Matters: Compare Jamaica To Barbados
When it comes to economic indicators, none may be more abstract than GDP per capita. It is the measure of all goods and services a country produces, divided by its population. Take two countries that seem alike in almost every important way â from geography, climate, colonial history and government structure â but one has a much lower GDP. The differences between Jamaica and Barbados are striking.

Call for Entries for Latin American and Caribbean Visual Artists
The World Bank announces a call for entries to participate in a visual arts exhibition featuring artists from Latin America and the Caribbean and inspired by the idea of change.

Freddie’s mansion for sale, if you can stump up £5 million
Cricket hero Andy Flintoff has put his £5million Prestbury mansion up for sale â before heâs even lived in it. Freddie, as he is known, commissioned the six-bedroom home nearly three years ago but is selling up after moving to Dubai.

New strategy to enhance Caricom-Europe relationship
GEORGETOWN, Guyana (CMC) -- The outline of a new strategy aimed at enhancing the relationship between the Caribbean Community (Caricom) and the European Union (EU) is likely to be presented at a meeting in Spain in May.

Love-struck Rihanna see Matt's family
RIHANNA'S obviously head-over-heels with new boyfriend Matt Kemp flying in to meet his family for the first time at an event very close to their hearts.

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With economic indicators fluctuating wildly, itâs impossible to know when the economy will recover; so many households are still struggling with the task of making ends meet. With the foreclosure rate in 2009 rising by 21 percent with nearly 4 million homes lost, the worries are very real.

Published on: 3/10/2010.
Prime Minister David Thompson tonight announced a number of changes to his administration which will see one new member joining his Cabinet and two new Parliamentary Secretaries. The following is the Prime Minister's full speech.

Patrick Husbands (second right) kissing the Gold Cup in the company of Prime Minister David Thompson (right), owner ...
Published on: 3/10/2010. AT LEAST one Barbadian isn't too disappointed that a local horse didn't come away with the southern Caribbean's most prestigious race.

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The new members of Prime Minister David Thompson's cabinet. From left, Senator Irene Sandiford Garner, new Minister of Family, Youth and Sport parliamentarian Stephen Lashley, Senator Jepter Ince (bottom left) and Harry Husbands who will be made a senator.

Published on: 3/10/2010.
A SUB-CONTRACTOR yesterday recalled how he had just changed two cheques and was on his way to pay workers when two gun-toting men relieved him of $41 000, shooting him in the process.

Published on: 3/10/2010.
DON'T BLAME global warming for the drought. Put it down to the El Niño weather system that brings torrential rains to some areas and drought to others.

Former MP Maizie Barker-Welch (left) chatting with Minister of Family, Youth and Sports Dr Esther Byer-Suckoo.
Published on: 3/10/2010. SOME POWERFUL ACTS THEY WERE in Independence Square on Monday night when the Bureau of Gender Affairs staged an International Women's Day presentation.

PRIME MINISTER DAVID THOMPSON.
Published on: 3/10/2010. GOVERNMENT IS HOPING to raise $2.45 billion in revenue in the 2010 financial year, while its expenses are expected to hit the $3.8 billion mark.

Rihanna meets new boyfriend’s family
Rihanna reportedly flew back to the US from Berlin to attend Matt Kempâs Ante Up for Autism charity fundraiser, where she mingled with his friends and relatives.

Gaspard looks into UDeCOTT
IT is now official. Roger Gaspard has received a letter from his employer, the Judicial and Legal Service Commission, confirming his appointment as Director of Public Prosecutions.

Published on: 3/8/2010.
DESPITE BEING GRADUATED by the World Bank, Barbados may be in line to borrow from the international financial institution once again.

8000inc (EIGH.pk) takes first $50K order for Brand8000 clothes before official launch
Prior to the official launch at the national stadium in Barbados , Brand8000, the exclusive clothes line from 8000inc takes its first order for 650 items across the entire range MANASSAS, VA , March 8 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - Brand8000, which incorporates the exclusive clothes ranges 8000Red, 8000Pink, 8000Black and the National kit for the Amateur Athletics Association of Barbados , (AAAB) will ...

Shaun Ryder's top 10 craziest moments
Following on from the news that Happy Mondays hellraiser Shaun Ryder has married in a surprise ceremony, here we list ten classic Ryder moments that illustrate just how tough a task taming the wildman of baggy will be be for his lucky new wife Joanne.

Expedia Media Solutions Grows Marketing Partnerships With Destinations Worldwide
Expediaî Media Solutions, the ad sales division of Expedia, Inc., continues to gain momentum as a key marketing partner for destination organizations around the globe, creating highly effective campaigns that have proven to increase tourism and hotel bookings for their partners' destinations.

WORRIED: Chimborazo, St Joseph farmer Errol Austin is worried about the dwindling water supply in the background.
Published on: 3/8/2010. HUNGRY MONKEYS and birds and dwindling freshwater pools have added to the woes of Barbados' drought-hit horticultural and food crop farm businesses.

The jewellery of Barbadian Jennifer Parris (left) not only caught the attention of the secretary of the Guyana ...
Published on: 3/8/2010. THE REAL GUYANESE CARNIVAL could soon hit Barbados. President of the Guyana Association of Barbados Inc., Keith Arno, indicated this at the Mashramani celebrations held at the Boardwalk Café, Hastings, Christ Church last Saturday.

Sydney battles to identify threat
TALK to Sydney FC defender Simon Colosimo and his respect for the in-form Wellington Phoenix soon becomes evident.

Cheri-Ann Parris wrapped up the season's team competition in impressive fashion last weekend, winning all three of her ...
Published on: 3/8/2010. TEENAGE Barbados squash player Cheri-Ann Parris continues to make strides in her first year on the United States collegiate circuit.

Minister John Boyce (left) presenting an appreciation award to Dover stalwart Vincent ÒJammyÓ Lashley.
Published on: 3/8/2010. THE BARBADOS CRICKET ASSOCIATION could have another battle on its hands if the Dover Cricket Club accepts the advice of Member of Parliament for Christ Church South, Minister John Boyce.

Rihanna meets Matt Kemp's family in Arizona
Rihanna ''fit in well'' when she met boyfriend Matt Kemp's family this weekend.

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