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Training initiatives and capital projects in the Budget statement would be welcome news for the building industry, according to Construction Association of Bermuda president Charles Dunstan. Mr Dunstan said he hoped to see Government continue to enco...

The Bermuda College are hosting representatives from a number of Caribbean colleges and universities for a three-day conference. The Association of Caribbean Tertiary Institutions (ACTI) conference officially launched this week, with the theme of “Re...

On the eve of a union meeting this morning to discuss the future of furlough days, the Bermuda Government has said that further savings are needed to meet its debt reduction plan. In a statement released yesterday afternoon, the Bermuda Government sa...

Bermuda College’s StreetWise MBA programme launched this week with 19 students enrolled in the classes. The programme, which is 95 per cent underwritten by local organisations, is aimed at helping smaller businesses to develop the financial planning ...

A quarter-century after opening its doors for the first time, Family Centre is still working hard to support the Island’s young people and to address social concerns. Speaking to the Hamilton Rotary Club about the charity’s 25th anniversary, Family C...

The Bermuda Union of Teachers this afternoon called for Government to invest in teachers with the same diligence as the America’s Cup. In a statement, the BUT said its members were impressed that the America’s Cup would be coming to Bermuda, but a si...

A law student and athlete hurt in a crash on Tuesday morning has died as a result of his injuries. Stephen Chioke Edwards, 19, was being treated at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital after a crash on South Road in Devonshire, near the junction with Ga...

Richard Dudley Spurling and his wife, Jane Youngblood Spurling, have been awarded Queen’s Certificates in the Queen’s annual New Year’s Honours list. They were honoured for their service to Bermuda — Mr Spurling for his work in St George’s and St Dav...

A group of Bermudian students presented Environment Minister Jeanne Atherden with a mosaic yesterday as thanks for her continued consideration of the Blue Halo project. The initiative, which proposes turning a large swath of the Island’s Exclusive Ec...

A female student suffered minor injuries when a wall collapsed in a classroom at Warwick Academy today. This evening the school confirmed that the incident, which occurred during a period of microscope work, had not been caused by a science experime...