Work has begun on Morgan’s Point, Premier Paula Cox has announced, with the site being cleared for developers this month.
Asbestos removal at the site is scheduled to begin on October 8, with the area...
A Pembroke man who denied masterminding a plot to smuggle in $3.5 million of cannabis has been jailed for nearly 12 years, after admitting he played a significant role.
Kenneth (KJ) Zuill, 40, of Deep...
An explosion aboard a ship has forced the bulk carrier Sea Moon to make an emergency medical stop at the Island.
A crew member was knocked overboard, and hatches damaged, when the vessel was about 120...
Devoted performer Kioshi Burgess is fresh out of school, and already gearing up to start teaching.
Starting next month, the 18-year-old will lead “drop-in classes” for the artists’ group Troika, where...
The training overseas of 17 Bermudian men as drywall mechanics was announced by Economy Minister Patrice Minors, as “an initiative deserving of public recognition”.
Ms Minors said Government had “come...
A few teaching posts in the Island’s public schools are still waiting to be filled — but Government attributes the delay to visa formalities.
In any case, vacancies for next year will be advertised as...
Sweeping changes are impending for the UK’s GCSE system — but Eduction Commissioner Wendy McDonnell said it was still too early to guess what format the new exams might take.
The old GCSE system is to...
Making Hunger History Week, which runs from this Sunday to October 6, has proven itself as one of the Island’s most important food collection drives for the charities who feed the Island’s needy.
Scho...
Hard-working baker Malisa Swan needs no excuse to make her speciality cupcakes, but after three years in the business she’s using her skills to give back.
Announcing her support for the New Beginnings...
Determined young students of Whitney Institute got a taste of the nine to five workday this week, as part of the Mirrors programme.
The 19 M1 pupils were the latest to complete a gruelling three-day t...
