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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Barbados Passports Are Changing, options Barbadians Abroad!
BARBADOS machine readable passports are to be issued to nationals who apply at Barbados embassies and consulates overseas: more>>>
BARBADOS & CARIBBEAN NEWS!


Half billion dollars spent on education in Barbados
The government of Barbados is spending $1/2 billion annually to educate the nation’s children and it is currently exploring the possibility of expanding tertiary education in the north of the island. more>>>

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AIR PASSENGER DUTY (APD), SAVE THE CARIBBEAN FROM APD AN UNJUST TAX!
In April 2009 Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling announced in the 2009 Budget that the plans to revise Air Passenger Duty, a tax paid on departure from British airports, would go ahead. Much campaigning has been taking place to have this unjust APD decision overturned, but much more fight is still required from who has an interest in the Caribbean...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>>>

Human Influenza Pandemic - Notes for Visitors to the UK
Foreign nationals are treated the same as UK citizens if they are ill with swine flu. The National Pandemic Flu Service website offers an online assessment and treatment tool for patients in England...more>>>

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Barbados High Commissioner:
H.E. Mr. Hugh Anthony Arthur
Patron to NCBA (UK)

High Commissioner's first audience
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The Caribbean and global warming!
New projections for global warming have raised fears of the severe consequences for low-lying areas of the world, including in the Caribbean more>>>
BARBADOS COLLABORATIVE CONFERENCE 2008
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Prime Minister's Address
Minister of Foreign Affairs Address
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GOVERNMENT of BARBADOS SAVINGS BONDS
The Central Bank of Barbados has open for public subscription,
Barbados Government Savings Bonds Issue BSB S63
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HAITI RELIEF EFFORT
What are you or your organisation doing for Haiti Earthquake Disaster Relief?

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HAITI RELIEF EFFORT!
Caribbean High Commissioners and Caribbean Diaspora Organisations in the United Kingdom held a meeting Thursday, February 18, at 7:00pm at the High Commission of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago to discuss Haiti Relief Effort, Report on the Air Passenger Duty (APD) and Report on the Copenhagen Climate Change Meeting. Update to follow.