For six decades, the Queen Elizabeth Hospital has been a beacon of compassion, hope, and healing for generations of Barbadians – citizens, residents, and visitors alike. This hospital has touched countless lives, overcome numerous challenges, and the unwavering dedication of all those who have contributed to the legacy of care does not go unnoticed. As […]
Students of the Human Ecology Division of the Samuel Jackman Prescod Institute of Technology (SJPI) will benefit from a generous donation of hair and skin care products donated by partner Bryden Stokes Limited. Making the donation on behalf of Bryden Stokes Limited, Brand Manager Dannyele Leslie, said, “The Health and Wellness Division and the Consumer
Moet Hennessy recently displayed its unwavering and sustained support to regional, cultural and sporting development in the form of an artistic, creative and patriotic masterpiece at the Oxnards hardcourt, in Oxnards, St James. The western beacon of basketball excellence and home of domestic powerhouse, Lakers Basketball Club, received an outstanding makeover thanks to the vision
A newly formed charity has begun delivering food packages to people made jobless by the COVID-19 pandemic. The packages, valued at $150, are the product of an initiative in which a group of private citizens and the Rotary Club of Barbados have partnered with the Salvation Army which will act as the point of contact.
Serving families . . . Charity delivers ‘essentials’ to the newly-jobless Read More »
Little Free Libraries are a global phenomenon. The small boxes, designed to appeal to young children offer an ‘exchange book’ programme already found in 80 countries around the world. This project was launched in April of this year by Good Humour Ice Creams and Smalta, both brands distributed by Bryden Stokes, at both Aone Supermarkets
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Thanks to the generous donation of an Einscan SP 3D scanner complements of Bryden Stokes Ltd., the Queen Elizabeth Hospital is now equipped to scan three-dimensional (3D) objects, reverse engineer these items, and design nonstructural parts for equipment. Coupled with the addition of the Dremel DigiLab 3D45 3D printer to Department’s list of tools, the team can also print
