Barbuda

Hearing of Burton-George’s application for injunction against Barbuda Council adjourned – twice – to new date in June

The case against the Barbuda Council that was brought by Kelcina Burton-George, owner of the Barbuda Cottages, has been adjourned

Barbudans continue to raise funds to fight their various legal challenges through an initiative operated by the Global Legal Action

The High Court will determine this Friday, May 19, whether to grant an injunction to Barbudan businesswoman Kelcina Burton-George, the

Barbuda MP Trevor Walker has revealed that the Barbuda Council, on occasion, has had to pay some of the sister-island’s

The Barbuda Council has been making good strides in reducing its payment arrears to workers and service-providers, according to MP Trevor

Franz deFreitas, the United Progressive Party (UPP) caretaker for St. John’s City South, is standing in solidarity with the Barbudans

The Barbuda Council is shedding light on a video that has gone into wide circulation and which shows a backhoe

“Bizarre” is how Barbuda Councilman John Mussignton describes the intervention of Solicitor-General Martin Camacho on the matter of the ownership

The youth will continue to be the focus of the Barbuda Council’s Sports and Youth Affairs sub-committee, as members of

The United Progressive Party (UPP) is supporting the position of the Barbuda People’s Movement (BPM) and the Barbudans concerning their