The independence of Barbados on 30th November 1966, gave a new sense of responsibility and identity to every Barbadian at home and abroad. Barbadians in the UK, wanting to further establish their identity, realised the need for togetherness and co-operation. Associations sprung up throughout the UK, functioning locally in their communities and independently.
Thirteen years after Independence (1979) many of these Associations came together and formed the "Umbrella Group", now known by its new name "The National Council of Barbadian Associations, UK" (N.C.B.A. (UK)).
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National Council of Barbadian Associations (UK)
IMF Concludes Article IV Consultation With Barbados
An International Monetary Fund (IMF) mission headed by Christina Daseking, Deputy Division Chief in the Western Hemisphere Department, issued the following statement at the end of its discussions in Bridgetown on Tuesday: more...
BARBADOS & CARIBBEAN NEWS!
Barbados government spending soars, says Central Bank
Expenditure by the government of Barbados "soared" over the first three months of this year with estimates putting spending at double the rate of expansion recoded for the same period a year earlier. more...
CARICOM warned of potential food crisis
The Caribbean Community (CARICOM) countries are being advised to work together if they want to survive the global food shortage affecting people across the entire world. CARICOM Secretary-General Edwin Carrington said with the shortage of food now a global reality more...
Barbadian nurses promised more if they stay at home.
The Barbados government is moving to improve the nursing profession to bring it in line with international standards, encourage these health care providers to stay at home and deliver on promises made to them last year. more...
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Audience with Hon Mia Motley MP, Leader of the Barbados Opposition, Barbados Labour Party
Mia Motley, Political Leader of the Barbados Labour Party will be visiting Reading on Saturday 22nd November. This is your opportunity to meet Mia and put any questions you have to her. more..>
UK NHS treatment if living outside the UK for more than 3 months
There is no general right to come to the UK in order to obtain free treatment on the UK's National Health Service (NHS). Access to the NHS depends on a combination of one or more factors. Review Department of Health website to learn more...
Hypertension and the Africon-Coribbean cammunity
Hypertension is the leading cause of death and disability in the African-Caribbean
community. It is far more prevalent in this community than in the general population. more...
England's 2009 winter tour of the West Indies
The ECB confirmed the itinerary for England's 2009 winter tour of the West Indies comprising of four Tests, one international Twenty20 match and a five-match one-day international series. England will arrive in Barbados on Wednesday January 21 more...
Your comments on Barbados Budget proposal 2008, let us have your views on the budget.
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3 Aug 2008 - 10 Aug 2008
BARBADOS COLLABORATIVE CONFERENCE 2008
UPDATES
Prime Minister's Address
Minister of Foreign Affairs Address
30 November 2008
42nd IndependenceThanksgiving Service
St Marks Church Dalston, London
Chief Executive Officer for Barbados Tourism Authority!
The Barbados Tourism Authority has a vacancy for a Chief Executive Officer. click here...
Barbados New High Commissioner:
H.E. Mr. Hugh Anthony Arthur
Patron NCBA (UK)