In an effort to safeguard our institutions, the Willie Redhead Foundation (tWRF) is constrained to join forces with other likeminded organisations in solidarity with the Grenada Bar Association (GBA), Read More
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH of a RISING STAR
The Nov 6, 2018 CCJ Referendum has come and gone, but the effects of the result of the NO VOTE would be both complex and far reaching, which is beginning to manifest itself in the current industrial Read More
WINNING ESSAY COMPETITION ON THE NOV. 6, 2018 REFERENDUM
NAME: CARINA S BLACHE SCHOOL: T.A. MARRYSHOW COMMUNITY COLLEGE TOPIC: “WILL JOINING THE CARIBBEAN APPELLATE COURT OF JUSTICE (CCJ) IN 2018, PROVIDE A TIMELY AND BETTER QUALITY OF LOCAL Read More
THE BLOSSOMING OF OUR “HUMAN HERITAGE”
“A child more than all other gifts that earth can offer to declining man, brings hope with it and forward looking thoughts.” William Wordsworth’s Silas Mana. – At the establishment of the Willie Read More
WILLIE REDHEAD FOUNDATION ESSAY COMPETITION
Topic: “WILL JOINING THE CARIBBEAN APPELLATE COURT OF JUSTICE (CCJ) IN 2018, PROVIDE A TIMELY AND BETTER QUALITY OF LOCAL JUSTICE DISPENSATION IN GRENADA, CARRIACOU AND PETITE MARTINIQUE TO THE Read More
BUILT HERITAGE as History, Culture and Development
“No people can create except in its own subjective image” – Louis Sullivan (one of America’s great architects of the 20th century) – When the town of St. George’s was designed and built Read More
DERELICT BUILDINGS IN AND AROUND ST. GEORGE’S
This is an extract from a tWRF 60 page publication titled: THE PRIDE OF OUR WATERFRONT HERITAGE – THE RENAISSANCE OF URBAN ST. GEORGE, which is due for circulation in August or early September 2018. Read More
Accessing the CCJ as opposed to providing LOCAL JUSTICE
- It would appear that the local proponents, who are pressing for the urgent accession to the Caribbean (Appellate) Court of Justice (CCJ), are more concerned with joining this regimal institution Read More
EULOGY of an unassuming STATESMAN
“Not a drum was heard, not a funeral note as his corpse to the rampart we hurried.” This stanza from the poem “The burial of Sir John Moore” as recorded by Charles Wolfe (1791-1823), reminded the Read More
TRAINING OF WALKING TOUR GUIDES FOR THE CITY OF ST. GEORGE.
After many years of unfavorable reports from our Cruise ship visitors to the Grenada Tourism Authority (GTA) and to its predecessor – The Board, and to others, regarding inaccurate (historical) Read More