Parents protesting the transfer of two school principals are preparing to take their case to court to seek a judicial review of the decision, it emerged yesterday.
Flanked by police, a “communication ...
More than 100 parents and children of two schools this morning marched on Parliament in protest over a decision to move their principals.
PTA Presidents Azuhaa Coleman of Victor Scott, and Quinton Min...
Traffic delays are expected on King Street as Belco crews work to repair a damaged cable.
Work to an underground cable near Bermuda Fire Station is now underway and is expected to continue through rus...
Bermuda’s “visionary innovators” — from web designers to the inventor of a shark suit — will be celebrated as part of World Intellectual Property Day.
The Intellectual Property Office has teemed up wi...
Even checking the time on a phone is enough to get a driver convicted, a bus operator was told in Magistrates’ Court.
Jevon Thomas was fined $300 for the December 23 offence.
The 32-year-old said he h...
A 29-year-old who threatened police with a shooting gesture was sentenced to ten days in jail.
Rashad Cooper, of Pembroke, admitted to the threatening behaviour in Magistrates’ Court yesterday.
He mad...
Heritage Month 2012 will be themed ‘Celebrating Hospitality Through the Ages’, Economy Minister Patrice Minors informed the House of Assembly.
Hotels linked to the Bermuda Hospitality Institute will t...
In a heated discussion of whether the Parliamentary Election Amendment Act, 2012 went far enough, Opposition MPs clashed with their Government counterparts over the need for Bermudians overseas to cas...
The energy plant at the Tynes Bay Incinerator could be privatised, as Government solicits ideas for the future of the waste-to-energy facility.
After the Ministry of Public Works gazetted a request fo...
Economy Minister Patrice Minors assured the House of Assembly she had “no intentions to make any changes to the existing policy” when it came to term limits.
The statement came as Ms Minors rebutted O...
