The chairman of the National Training Board (NTB) admitted last night that he was in the dark about an internal investigation into alleged financial irregularities — and so did the civil servant at th...
The auction of one of Bermuda's most notorious homes ground to a halt yesterday afternoon after bids failed to reach the reserve price.
Auctioneer Andrew Horsfield, of Horsfield Property Services, sto...
An American gang expert brought to Bermuda as part of a $350,000 Government initiative to stem a rising tide of youth violence has left the Island after his contract was not renewed.
Retired New Jerse...
An American gang expert brought to Bermuda as part of a $350,000 Government initiative to stem a rising tide of youth violence has left the Island after his contract was not renewed.
Retired New Jerse...
A lawyer last night accused the Ministry of Education of refusing to communicate directly with teachers made sick by mould at CedarBridge Academy.
Paul Harshaw, who is representing two teachers forced...
A “severe” new law aimed at helping Government recoup $27 million in unpaid taxes will make company directors and officers personally liable for outstanding sums.
The Taxes Management Amendment Act 20...
Teenagers showcased their debating skills at a competition at the weekend. Eighteen teams from around the Island took part in the 17th Annual Senior and Middle School Debate Tournament at the Bermuda ...
A former journalist at The Royal Gazette has had a piece on Bermuda published in the Economist magazine in the UK.
Sarah Titterton's article, entitled The Happy Colony, questions whether Ewart Brown w...
A former journalist at The Royal Gazette has had a piece on Bermuda published in the Economist magazine in the UK.
Sarah Titterton's article, entitled The Happy Colony, questions whether Ewart Brown w...
Teenagers showcased their debating skills at a competition at the weekend. Eighteen teams from around the Island took part in the 17th Annual Senior and Middle School Debate Tournament at the Bermuda ...
