Prime Minister and BLP leader Mia Mottley said the $1 200 annual cost-of-living support announced in the party’s manifesto was designed to give pensioners, welfare recipients and persons with disabilities flexibility and long-term security. Addressing supporters in St James, she explained that recipients could choose how the payments are made, adding that the measure protects the NIS and would be funded directly by central government. 🎥: BLP News Youtube Channel #LeadingOnlineMedium #BarbadosTo

Initiatives have been included in the Barbados Labour Party's manifesto to assist pensioners and other vulnerable Barbadians Prime Minister Mia Mottley said, as she announced that a BLP governmet will introduce a Cost of Living Cash Credit, to help offset the cost of living, if re elected to office. 🎥: BLP News YouTube channel #LeadingOnlineMedium #BarbadosTodayNews #BTEpaper #BarbadosTodayUpdates #BTJournalism #BTCommunity #Decision2026 #CampaignTrail #ElectionPulse | Barbados Today

Candidates of the Barbados Labour Party (BLP), along with party leader and Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley, arrived at the Barbados Revenue Authority at Country Road to pay their election deposits. (Video by Sandy Pitt) #BarbadosVotes #BarbadosVotes2026 #CampaignTrail #TheSourceMatters #Barbados #YourNewsYourTimeYourWay | The Nation Barbados

Barbados Labour Party candidate for St James South, Sandra Husbands, and her team, wasted little time after the announcement of a date for General Elections. Campaign posters were posted on the palm trees along West Terrace, a tangible sign that Barbadians will be heading to the polls on February 11. Last night, Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley announced the date and gave instructions for the writs to be prepared. Video by Reco Moore #Barbados #BarbadosNews #YourNewsYourTimeYourWay #thesourcematt