Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley speaking at celebrations for Barbados’ 54th anniversary of Independence at National Heroes Square today. (E. Brooks/BGIS) Your Excellency, Dame Sandra Mason, Governor General of Barbados; Chief Justice Sir Patterson Cheltenham,...
(FP) The Independence Ceremonial Parade will take place at the Kensington Oval on Saturday, November 30. As a result, the following traffic changes will be in effect in St. Michael, between 5:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. Fontabelle Road, from its junction with Lakes Folly...
(FP) The public is reminded that no tickets will be required to enter Kensington Oval to witness this year’s Independence Ceremonial Parade. Patrons attending the parade and march will be allowed entry from 6:00 a.m. through the West gate, which is located next to the...
(FP) Pomp and pageantry will be the order of the day when the annual Independence Day Parade and ‘We Barbados’ Procession is held on Saturday, November 30. The parade will see over 900 persons representing armed and unarmed detachments assembled at Kensington Oval...
(FP) Approximately 1,500 persons are expected to participate in this year’s ‘We Barbados’ procession through Bridgetown on Independence Day, Saturday, November 30. Following the Ceremonial Independence Parade at Kensington Oval, the armed and unarmed detachments will...
