Monthly Archives: March 2011
Drug dealing Barbados Police Officer found dead
RBPF Constable Torey Brathwaite dies at father’s home The police aren’t saying much other than 25 year old Torey Brathwaite was found by his father on Thursday morning. There is no indication if drugs or foul play are suspected. Constable … Continue reading →
Filed under Barbados, Barbados Tourism, Crime & Law, Police
Tagged as Barbados, Barbados Crime, Barbados Tourist Safety, Crime, Police who go bad
How much is Barbados really paying for Dodds Prison? Why aren’t we allowed to know?
UPDATED: October 24, 2011 Corrupt Barbados politicians breath sigh of relief as last VECO accused is sentenced in Alaska. Nothing was too good for any politician who could award multi-million dollar government contracts to VECO of Alaska. The corrupt company … Continue reading →
Mia Mottley: Internet, Social Media wonderful if you agree with my position on everything
When in government, Mottley was against Internet free speech. “[Blogs] will marginalise our existence as parliaments and will cause disrespect, not just for the rule of law, but for the institutions that are required to keep our societies safe,” July … Continue reading →
Filed under Barbados, Blogging, Politics
Tagged as Barbados, Barbados Politics, Mia Mottley, Politics, Social Media
Rise of the Bermuda Industrial Union government
Who really runs Bermuda? Who really runs Bermudian businesses? by Bermuda Jim Fresh from the sweet smell of victory over the Paula Cox government in the Sacked Bus Driver scandal, Bermuda Industrial Union president Chris Furbert (above) has now shown … Continue reading →
Can’t hardly wait for Elan Trotman’s Love and Sax!
Barbadian Jazz Saxophonist has new album Trust me on this guys – if you can’t make it happen while snuggling up and listening to Elan Trotman’s new CD Love and Sax… it’s never going to happen! We’ve followed Bajan son … Continue reading →
Tagged as Barbados, Elan Trotman, Elan Trotman Love and Sax, Jazz, Music, Seduction
Adrian Loveridge’s Tourism MATTERS: Some questions and a bit of praise for the Barbados Government
The Balance: Upping profits while protecting our airlift capacity I frequently wonder whether we as a destination have become overly dependent on tour operators filling the rooms of our accommodation providers. Of course it’s a balance. Large room allocations to … Continue reading →
Barbados Court does government’s will: Tells Al Barrack he’s screwed
AS IF the Barbados Courts would really rule against the government for $65 million! Contractor Al Barrack is owed $65 million by the Government of Barbados and the Barbados justice system ruled that he is owed the money for the … Continue reading →
Barbados insurance company under investigation: Gerova Financial
Brought to you by the same authority who made the Clico collapse possible: Barbados Supervisor of Insurance, Carlos Belgrave What? Not another scandal involving a Barbados based insurance company? No way! Although we have few rules for Barbados based insurance … Continue reading →
Arthur’s BLP in Crisis – Chaos as Mottley faction bows out
“Walking away from BLP…” UPDATED: September 20, 2011 Dear Barbados Free Press, I’m walking away from the BLP because I am disgusted with how the party is treating Mia Mottley. I’m not going to the DLP, I’m not going anywhere. … Continue reading →
Filed under Barbados, Corruption, Political Corruption, Politics, Politics & Corruption
Tagged as Barbados, Barbados Labour Party, Barbados Politics, Mia Mottley, Owen Arthur, Politics
