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Finance Minister Bob Richards will read his first Budget Statement in the House of Assembly today. Plans for the next financial year, which starts on April 1, will likely include more borrowing and a new statutory debt ceiling that may be raised to j...

A teenager yesterday pleaded guilty to the 2011 murder of an 18-year-old boy on the Railway Trail. Malcolm Outerbridge was found mortally stabbed near his Warwick home on October 28, 2011, and died of his wounds in hospital. Rashaun Codrington, who w...

The outstanding sporting achievements of Bradford City striker Nahki Wells were observed during a special presentation at Ruth Seaton James Auditorium yesterday for student athletes of CedarBridge Academy. Family members of the footballer and Western...

The Island’s next Education Commissioner will be chosen from overseas as well as local candidates, in time for the coming school year. The decision was made to ensure a credible pool of qualified applicants, Board of Education chairman Curtis Dickins...

East End Primary School is expected to reopen today after it was closed by a downed electrical pole. The pole’s position posed a safety hazard and left the school without power or telephone service yesterday, a Ministry of Education spokeswoman said...

Government has rejected a suggestion by the Opposition Progressive Labour Party that the middle school system should be dismantled as “radical” and disruptive. Improving education depends on improving the quality of teaching and providing support to ...

The proposed abolition of term limits and gun murders will be the impetus behind a protest march on Parliament by a group of concerned residents on March 1. Marilyn Outerbridge, mother of murder victim Haile (Star Child) Outerbridge has called on res...

Hard work and studying have won university student Kamila Burgess more than just satisfaction — the 23-year-old recently got a $10,000 scholarship for her efforts. She was this week named as the first Bermudian to win the Heritage Education Funds Int...

Terry Lister lists grievances as he leaves PLP By Ayo Johnson Terry Lister, Sandys South representative, has resigned from the Progressive Labour Party to sit in parliament as an independent. Mr Lister — who had once declared his unflinching loyalty...

Government is taking the war on crime into the playground with a series of initiatives tackling drugs and gangs. In the House of Assembly yesterday, Public Safety Minister Michael Dunkley told MPs that an additional 60 primary school teachers have no...