Thieves hit church
Bridgetown. The All Saints Church in St Peter was robbed over over the weekend. Priest in charge of the church, Reverend Selven Lowe refused to speak to the press about…
Month: January 2012
Myanmar cuts sentences for independence day
Myanmar's military rulers have commuted sentences and apparently released prisoners, but opposition activists said the moves were unsatisfactory.
‘Pressure made me work harder’ – Ponting
Ricky Ponting knew a big score was coming, and satisfyingly he achieved it in Sydney when his team really needed him, with 134 runs that matched the innings of his pomp
Teachers step up protest against principal
Bridgetown. Several teachers at the Alexandra Secondary School in St Peter will not be reporting for duty today, as the Barbados Secondary Teachers' Union (BSTU) folowed through on a treat…
Maddy Green, Katie Perkins get New Zealand call-up
Maddy Green and Katie Perkins have made it to the New Zealand women’s squad that will take on Australia in the Rose Bowl series later this month
Wellington claim rain-hit match
Wellington completed an eight-wicket win against Northern Districts in a rain-marred, bottom-of-the-table HRV Cup match in Mount Maunganui
Back to school
Bridgetown. Thousands of primary and secondary school students across Barbados will return to the classroom today after a two week break for the Christmas period. Teachers returned to work yesterday.
Land search
Bridgetown. A search is on by the Government for additional land to continue its Urban High Rise Housing Programme. Minister of Lands and Housing Michael Lashley, told Trakker News while…
Ponting’s ton, Clarke’s double demoralise India
Michael Clarke and Ricky Ponting both scored milestone hundreds to put Australia in complete control on the second day against India in Sydney
Spokesman: Taliban ready to talk
The Afghan Taliban are prepared to open an "office outside the country for talks with foreigners," a purported spokesman for the movement said in a statement.
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