AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoLifelong Learning: Barbadian governance consultant and lecturer George Pilgrim was called to the Bar on Friday. He urged people of all ages to pursue legal studies and build their understanding of the law. Independence and Community: At a Thanksgiving service marking Barbados’ 60th year of Independence and fifth year as a republic, Prime Minister Mia Mottley called on Barbadians to address the issues affecting daily life and urged churches to support the community. Bridgetown Reminder: Traffic restrictions and delays are in effect today for the Remembrance Day service and parade at National Heroes Square. Surfing: Barbados’ male surfers face the repechage route at the ISA World Surfing Games in Peru, while Chelsea Tuach is set to compete in the women’s opening round. Culture and Heritage: New national projects will pair elders with young people for mentorship and record seniors’ stories, helping pass on Barbados’ cultural memory. Bajan Flavours: A hands-on Food and Rum Festival kitchen experience showcased local dishes, with chef Creig Greenidge and mixologist Shane McClean guiding visitors through the island’s food traditions.
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