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Hundreds of people including international guests will use the uncompleted new Berkeley Institute starting today despite the building not yet receiving a full safety all-clear. Work on the $125 million secondary school has not been completed and, as ...

An ordering blunder led to Bermuda?s cement stocks running out yesterday by lunchtime with new supplies not set to arrive until Monday. Bermuda Cement Company (BCC) said February had seen record demand which had totally drained its stocks. BCC presid...

A ground-breaking legal precedent is being sought by lawyer John Perry QC as he appeals the conviction of Jennifer Medeiros who was found guilty by jury of jointly being in possession of more than $200,000 of cocaine. Before three Court of Appeal jud...

Opposition ministers demanded to know why Government was not recruiting more male teachers during a House of Assembly debate on education. said just 18 percent of those teaching in the public school system were men and that that figure was largely un...

All appeals against the suspension of students from public school were quashed in the last year, the Education Minister has revealed. told the House of Assembly on Monday that parents appealed the suspensions for bad behaviour ? six from senior schoo...

Government is not taking seriously the problem of children being sent to school without breakfast, it was alleged this week.Shadow Race Relations Minister told in the House of Assembly: ?I don?t think you understand the depth of this problem.? His U...

Teachers angrily hit back last night at a Government backbencher?s claims that they are failing the Island?s public school students. Michael Charles, general secretary of Bermuda Union of Teachers, described former minister Renee Webb?s comments in t...

A carpenter giving evidence in the $1.3 million fraud case against former Bermuda Housing Corporation property officer Terrence Smith yesterday continued to outline how Smith benefited from the alleged con. Self-employed carpenter Steven Barbosa spen...

The Bermuda Regiment?s should continue with its current role ? and should continue to draw most of its recruits via conscription ? according to a review commissioned by Governor Sir John Vereker. But the Regiment must start replacing is ageing equipm...

Shadow Attorney General Trevor Moniz has hit out at late Government reports which give hopelessly outdated information. He spoke out after the Criminal Injuries Compensation Board report 2003 was released to Parliament within the last few days while ...