Teachers' union pleads with landowners to clear lots near schools of vines

By Anesta Henry
Cow-itch vines growing on empty lots have been creating major headaches for some schools across the island and President of the Barbados Union of Teachers (BUT) Rudy Lovell wants landowners to have the offending lots cleared and maintained.
He has complained that cow-itch is becoming a “nuisance” as several schools have been affected already for this school term. One

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