Daily Archives: August 19, 2009
Barbados Police Again Fail To Uphold Law At Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary & RAMSAR Protected Wetlands
Barbados Deliberately Neglects Enforcement of Wildlife Laws on RAMSAR Treaty Protected Wetlands On Saturday August 15, Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary personnel reported at least 15 people boldly fishing in broad daylight from the Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary boardwalk. The Royal … Continue reading →
Filed under Agriculture, Barbados, Barbados Tourism, Corruption, Crime & Law, Disaster, Environment, Nature, Offshore Investments, Political Corruption, Politics, Politics & Corruption, Tourism, Wildlife
Tagged as Barbados, Barbados Government Corruption, Barbados Offshore Investment Problems, Barbados Police, Barbados Police Corruption, Environmental Disaster, Environmental Disaster in Barbados, Environmental Sabotage, Graeme Hall Nature Sanctuary
Illegal Dumping Free-For-All In Barbados: No Charges, No Penalty if you are caught!
Troy Marshall, of West Terrace Gardens, was caught dumping in Casuarina Drive, Christ Church, by residents. Marshall, a landscaper, was made to clean up his mess on Tuesday morning, supervised by officers from the Oistins Police Station… In June, Wade … Continue reading →
Filed under Barbados, Barbados Tourism, Crime & Law, Environment
Tagged as Barbados, Barbados Environment
BICO Ice-Cream Complex Fire – Million dollars or more damage
Much of the BICO dairy complex was destroyed in a major fire last night. What a tragedy for BICO employees and their families. No time would be a good time for a fire, but the world economy and job market … Continue reading →
Filed under Barbados, Business & Banking, Disaster
Tagged as Barbados, Bico Fire Barbados
Tributes Continue For Sir John Stanley Goddard “Quiet Manner, Business Acumen and Integrity”
Sir John passed away early Saturday morning and we see many folks and organisations contributing their condolences to the family and expressing their respect and fond memories of Sir John as a person and a leader. The Barbados Consumer Research … Continue reading →
Filed under Barbados, Business & Banking, Politics
Tagged as Barbados, Barbados Politics, Sir John Stanley Goddard Passes
