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The theft of nearly $100 000 worth of copper cable almost sank his company ten years ago, said businessman Alan Simmons.
He got no support from his insurance company either, he added.
However, the managing director of Simmons Electrical Co. Ltd, found it in his heart to forgive the three men accused of the act and asked that the matter against them be dismissed by the No. 2 Supreme Court.
Victor Byer, of Windsor Tenantry, St George; Fabian Christopher, of Workhall, St Philip; and Vincent Forde, of Evergreen Road, Church Hill, Christ Church, had been accused of stealing $110 000 worth of copper cable belonging to Simmons Electrical in 2011.
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Past students, community chip in to clean St Lawrence Primary
Article by April 22, 2021
Old scholars of St Lawrence Primary School, Christ Church joined with area residents Wednesday to cleanse the plant of volcanic ash, readying the school for attendance on Monday when the new term starts.
Prominent resident Adrian Donovan told
Barbados TODAY just hours after the clean-up began that the team intended to clean the interior and exterior of rooms, roof and open areas, in an effort to “assist the Ministry of Education in their cleaning up process”.
He said: “So whenever the school is given permission to reopen, we hope that St Lawrence will be ready and we are doing everything in our power to make sure that it is ready. We have to thank Simmons Electrical, they readily gave assistance for all electrical issues. We also got assistance from our Member of Parliament Mr Ralph Thorne who rented a power wash machine for us for the entire day.
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South Coast spot fully lit after years of waiting
Article by April 7, 2021
For over a decade patrons, business and the police have pleaded for improved lighting in the traditionally busy St Lawrence Gap. Their cries have been answered.
A collaborative effort between the Barbados Tourism Investment Inc and Simmons Electrical has resulted in over 140 LED lights being installed along arguably the island’s top entertainment stretch, making it brighter and safer for residents, businesses and visitors alike.
The project was completed at a cost of around $80,000.
Spokesman for the St Lawrence, Dover and Maxwell Association, Adrian Donovan told
Barbados TODAY he had been pleading for better lighting in the Gap for almost 13 years.
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