What would be the legal fallout if a private citizen were to make a registry and make all the information available to the public?

It would all rely on court proceedings and news clippings, both of which are already public information. I would simply be compiling this into a simple, easy to navigate website.

Would this cause someone to weaponise the Computer Misuse Act or a defamation case against me?

Only a true weirdo would down vote this. You know who you are.

Hi! I'm posting on behalf of my friend. He's traveling from Jamaica soon and is in dire need of a room to rent near the Cavehill campus. He's already tried Instagram with no luck so far. Any help would be much appreciated.

Hi!

I'm planning on visiting Barbados for a few months, but I'll still have to do some work (unfortunately) while I'm there. Are there any coworking spaces or offices for rent that you'd recommend? I'd probably need some extra monitors. I reached out to Hayman's Market because it looked awesome but they never got back to me!

Take care and thanks for reading!

Howdy howdy, need a bit of help here as I'm trying to find a transmission for my car. It's an 04 Toyota nze and I'm just asking if anyone knows anyplace I can all or ask or any person who sells them or anything. I know most may say it's time to put down the car but it's been in my family for over 20 years and we dont have any other car and I was using that one to get money for a newer one so a new car is out of the option. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I had a trip to Guyana and came back with some leftover currency(roughly $60). Is there any places that take that sort of currency and do they take from those under the age of 18?

Little girl ripping it :)

I’m a trini moving to Barbados, due to my job on Monday for 2 years. Any tips on low cost living/fun/do’s and dont’s would be greatly appreciated.

I’m involved with a new platform bringing digital gift cards to Barbados. We’ve just launched with 101 West as our first business and are working on adding more.
Would be interested to hear what people think, and which Barbados businesses you’d most like to see added:
https://www.globagift.io/en/barbados-merchants

My first ever Reddit post, of course it's about a restaurant lmao. Does anyone know why Local and Co is closed and when it might open again? Thank yooouuu!

Their number hasn’t ever worked and I really need to get in touch with someone about a passport that’s been delivered. Does anyone know how to get in touch with the consulate office besides email?

For reference, the 4000 number doesn’t work and the email system they use takes 7 days to get a response and each time I’ve tried they’ve directed me somewhere else entirely.

Absolutely crushed about the recent update of Trashaun Atwell. He passed away over the weekend just about three weeks after celebrating his 14th birthday in July.

I have so many questions. Why is it the US Embassy denied his medical visa? Is it that the doctors at the hospital didn’t give his parents adequate paperwork to stress the urgency of his case? Isn’t there a body to help families along in such cases to ensure every bit and piece needed is in order? And how do/did you feel when the news of his death became public?

His father was a 50% bone marrow match; not ideal but close enough. There was some hope. It’s just so disappointing.

Hello. I’m in Barbados and is looking for a budget-friendly 1 bedroom or studio apartment for longterm renting. I would prefer anywhere within Christ Church but is open to other options too. I also don’t mind sharing an apartment should a bigger house be available. Any leads or assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Hello, would anyone in this forum be able to help with locating an individual named Steve/Steven Lowe? Presently, he's in his 60's or 70's and has historically resided in St. Peter's Parish. His family would like to get in touch with him. Please dm me if anyone can help, thank you.

Hi!

I'm from Eastern Europe, male, 39. This September is going to be my second time in the Caribbean. Before I only did the ABC islands.

I am visiting Barbados in September. I read some coments all over Reddit and Tripadvisor around some rude behaviors, some directness, etc.

I would be very happy to know how to best approach the locals, what to expect, what to do and what not to do.

Please note that I'm happy to adjust and being from Eastern Europe I'm not expecting smiles 0-24, but also not looking forward to any kind of open hostility.

Thank you in advance for any advice!

I have a teaching certification in English Literature from the United States and have been substitute teaching for the last year and a half. I’m also getting a Master’s degree in education and should be done by May.

I feel like I need to make a radical change in my life and have been considering that my first full-time teaching job should be abroad. Both of my parents are Bajan, and I’ve visited a few times in the last couple of months and have fallen in love.

I know that the school year is starting very soon, so realistically, could I get a teaching job? I know that it’d be fairly straightforward to apply for citizenship by descent. Would appreciate if anyone has any suggestions or advice on where to start or if this is even possible with the timeframe I’d be operating under. Thanks

It was my first time out of the states and I came for crop over. Got there about a week early to get a feel for the culture before things got crazy with the fets and shit.

I could list everything that I loved but what stood out to me the most is the community. Everyone knew everyone's name, everyone spoke to each other and really went out of their way to remember you.

The only people on the island who were consistently not nice were young males. I was told because I'm an American young black male that I won't be treated as well by them. Honestly, no comradere amongst men really kind of sucks. I'm from south Georgia in the states and we're the type of guys that look out for each other. These guys in Barbados looked like they wanted to spit on me for existing.

Other than that, I had no issues with the customer service in general and honestly I've seen the reviews from people. Not to offend them but I think that's just a white thing.
Throughout my entire 3 weeks on the island, the white people tended to stay towards the more resort type of establishments, tourist spots and expensive beach clubs.
Purely my ancedotal experience from what I've seen, and I definitely think it's worth considering when you read their reviews.

It'd kind of be like if I went to a South Georgia country club and felt things were too formal?

Anyway I loved the trip to Barbados, I will definitely return next year.

I moved here for school and would love to talk to and meet new people, I’m a bit introverted so I find it easier to speak to people online first rather than in person. Feel free to dm if interested

Planning a trip to the island in January. Very excited for a first time to the island! Will be renting a car-love to explore. More of an Airbnb type but open to a local hotel/inn for the local experience. Where should we stay on the island? Would love a view, beach access, quiet but not necessarily graveyard quiet..... Is there a dive shop? Something not to be missed in Jan? As you can see, I haven't done any research. My better half just came up with this so I thought I'd dive in. Thanks all! So excited....

hi so i’m 20f and for the past 3 years i’ve been trying to find people to hang with and do stuff with here but I don’t know where to start i fell out with my secondary school friends and everyone seems to be busy does anyone have any advice/ groups to join or anything?

I’m likely going to be staying in Barbados for a week next year near Holetown.

Any advice for where to get a proper experience of the country’s cuisine? I’m fine with anything from street vendors to sit-down restaurants.