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A shocked taxi driver told last night how she cradled a road crash victim in her arms after the truck he was travelling in was smashed into head-on by another vehicle. Claudine Burgess wiped away tears as she described the accident, involving four ve...

The directors of Bermuda Cement Company (BCC) are considering complaining to the Island's new Ombudsman about the Government's handling of its lease renewal, it was revealed last night. The firm, which has supplied bulk cement to Bermuda's constructi...

Technical students could be better trained in Bermuda than on costly overseas courses, the Opposition alleged in the House this week.said the Government should spend money on developing programmes at Bermuda College for the Island?s future workforce,...

Buying and selling homes is to become easier for Bermudians with the introduction of a land title registry, the House of Assembly heard on Monday. Finance Minister Paula Coxtold Parliament that plans for the registry were ?well advanced? and that it ...

Males and females flocked to an event held to mark International Women?s Day yesterday. The Women?s Resource Centre on Reid Street, Hamilton, opened its doors between noon and 3 p.m. and invited visitors to find out about its work. More than 50 peopl...

A new student management system in Bermuda's public schools is producing misleading attendance figures, the House of Assembly heard.said on Monday that the Chancery SMS system ? which allows teachers to record attendance and produce reports ? was "cu...

Bermuda needs to ask itself tough questions about the condition of some women?s lives on the Island, a forum was told yesterday. Dr. Eugenie Simmons, director of the centre for professional and career enhancement at Bermuda College, spoke out at an e...

The condemned Canadian Hotel was due to close its doors for the final time at midnight last night ? as the majority of its residents settled into their new homes at Southside. Tenants, who were told just weeks ago that the building on Reid Street had...