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Following numerous complaints from public service vehicle (PSV) operators, the Transport Authority swept in to clear the Cheapside Terminal of litter yesterday. As director of the Transport Authority Ruth Holder apologised for the state of the Bridgetown terminal, she called for a change that will ensure her organisation has greater authority over its cleaning. “I wish to apologise to the operators, all persons that use there and staff who are …
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Some Bridgetown taxi operators are benefiting from a boom in cruise tourism arrivals; others are feeling the pinch.On Monday, president of the Bridgetown Port Taxi Co-op Society Limited Adrian Bayley told Barbados TODAY that business was going “quite well” with no major concerns. He described the influx of tourists from cruise ships docking in Barbados as a “blessing” after a non-existent summer tourist season.“On the business end of it, it could be better but we understand that we are coming out of a COVID-19 situation, where some of the ships are not fully booked. So while there have been some challenges there are not a lot of complaints,” he said.
The Alliance Owners of Public Transport (AOPT) is appealing to the public to give generously to the family of slain minibus driver Victor Walton. Walton, 56, of Haynesville, St James was shot twice in the head on December 1 while working the Checker Hall, St Lucy route. He was placed on life support but died on December 10 and was buried January 4. Walton’s tragic death sparked calls for a …