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Two Bermudians trained under the Government’s Department of Workforce Development programme have been hired as fixers/welders for the airport project. Scotian Steelworks Ltd, a local partner in the redevelopment, have taken on Kieran Evans and Trista...

The Bermuda Union of Teachers delivered a broadside at the Government yesterday, declaring its track record on education “abysmal”. But the union’s statement elicited a swift response from the One Bermuda Alliance questioning its use of Budget book n...

Insufficient management plans have contributed to mould and other infrastructure issues currently plaguing the public school system, the minister of education says. Cole Simons addressed the issue as part of a press conference held earlier today to ...

Argus is sponsoring two motorcycles for a rider training programme launched at the Berkeley Institute. The Argus-B//moto Advanced Rider Training Programme teaches participants the best practices for road safety and supports the concept of graduated ...

Former Progressive Labour Party leader Paula Cox has followed through on her pledge to run as an independent after quitting the party last month. The former premier submitted nomination papers yesterday at the Hamilton Seventh-day Adventist Church o...

Hamilton Princess and Beach Club will be hosting a careers fair for students next week. The event on July 13 is geared towards those looking for jobs in the hospitality and tourism industry next summer. “There has never been a better time to pursue ...

Bermuda’s young people were urged to get involved in the island’s democratic system and vote in the upcoming General Election during a community forum last night. The event, which was organised by the youth group Generation Next, attracted more than ...

Michael Dunkley delivered the One Bermuda Alliance’s platform yesterday morning ahead of what he believes will be better days for Bermuda. Surrounded by a handful of party members, the Premier outlined what he described as an “ambitious plan” for “mo...

Students at East End Primary School have graduated from the school’s first Braille Club and the student who initiated the programme hopes it will spread to other schools. Big-hearted P6 prefect Ronique Trott came up with the idea to launch the club w...

Neither party was prepared for a General Election campaign which so far has been dominated by slogans, finger-pointing and flag-planting, according to two former Cabinet ministers. Ashfield DeVent and Phil Perinchief bemoaned the lack of any serious ...