For Sergeant Ndavyah Williams the Bermuda Cadet Corps programme was love at first sight.
The CedarBridge Academy student became fascinated by the cadets' uniforms, their poise and the way they carried...
Hundreds of old government computers have been donated to community groups, Public Information Services Minister Neletha Butterfield said.
And Government's Information Technology Office (ITO) intends ...
The environmental group Greenrock hopes to see a revival of plans for a generic, Island-wide reusable bag in the wake of Government proposals to ban the use of plastic shopping bags.
"Now that Governm...
A month after suffering serious head injuries in a road traffic accident, motorcycle enthusiast Tony "de Tiger" Grant has been declared fit to leave Intensive Care.
The 22-year-old is expected to move...
Residents are being urged to 'shop local' and retailers have been asked to improve their performance as part of a new campaign to increase sales.
The Bermuda Small Business Development Corporation (BS...
The annual Universal Day of the Child was observed yesterday with a proclamation from the steps of Hamilton City Hall by Youth Minister Glenn Blakeney.
The announcement was followed with songs by stud...
Business owners and consumers are being asked for their feedback on proposed amendments to the Consumer Protections Act.
Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry Senator Kim Wilson said the changes wer...
A new campaign was launched this morning aimed at getting locals to shop locally.
The Bermuda Small Business Development Corporation (BSDC) has partnered with the Bermuda Chamber of Commerce for a Sho...
Bermuda's Department of Public Prosecutions is hosting the first International Association of Prosecutors (IAP) North American and Caribbean Regional Conference, today and tomorrow at the Fairmont Sou...
Businessmen and residents of North Hamilton were honoured at a weekend street festival.
'For the People' is an annual salute to the Economic Empowerment Zone (EEZ) community.
"We are here to celebrate...
