Statement by Prime Minister and BLP leader Mia Amor Mottley related to MP Neil Rowe who will appear in court on Monday on a rape charge. | Barbados Today

Residents in Wilcox Hill, Christ Church are crying out for help after years of having to deal with farm animals roaming their neighbourhood and destroying their crops and property, while the owner of the livestock appears unwilling to keep the animals in check. One of the affected residents, Mary Yearwood, who has been living in the community just behind the runway at the Grantley Adams International Airport for about 30 years, told Barbados TODAY the owner “has not been taking any level of resp

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