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Government. The 1998 Employment Survey released yesterday shows "the difference in the occupational distribution of workers in Bermuda by race is quite stark''. According to the survey in 1998 nearly half of all positions held by whites (47 percent) ...

needs to be resolved as quickly as possible. It is worrying that Bermuda cannot recognise the important contributions that expatriates make. It is equally frightening that some Bermudians seem to equate international business with expatriates and fai...

The Bermuda Regiment is packing its kit bags for its annual training trip to Jamaica -- and, for the first time for years, two rifle companies will go on annual camp at the same time. And a third company was to start a series of exercises yesterday, ...

King Edward VII Memorial Hospital begins an education blitz today to warn members of the public that they will have to indicate on their drivers licence if they want to donate their organs after they die. From April 17, every person given a new licen...

The Education Ministry budget will increase by $885,000 to $85.9 million. And it is the Department of Education that takes the biggest slice of the pie with $68,958,000 going towards the running of the curriculum and schools. In the coming year, $356...

beach has revealed another kind of postal delivery -- seamail. Just less than two years since a class of Spanish schoolchildren threw their message in a bottle into the north Atlantic, the winds brought it 3,000 miles to the Island's South Shore. And...

published in the Saturday newspaper since its inception, will now appear every Thursday. The move is being made to make room for the newspaper's new Personal Finance section, which was launched last Saturday. "Young Observer has been a very important...

teachers' performance in a bid to keep up standards, it was revealed yesterday. The news came after Senate President Alf Oughton -- who led a major probe into the health care system in Bermuda -- welcomed a new body to licence and review medical-rela...

ensuring a child gets to school. Denise E. Mayho, 36, of Lapsley Lane, Sandys pleaded not guilty yesterday to "failure to secure regular attendence at school'' for her two children between 29 October and December 17. To be tried on June 27, Mayho is ...

The following report is the conclusion to Friday night's debate in the House of Assembly Comparing the progress made in his ministry against the list of promises outlined in the PLP platform, Environment Minister Arthur Hodgson noted that the Minist...