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The teachers' union last night said it may consider withdrawing its support from the new school Code of Conduct after claiming that the document was pushed through before the consultation process was complete.
Anthony Wolffe, president of the Bermuda...
DATE: Nov 20, 2002
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Workers at Bermuda General Agency (BGA) held a sit in yesterday to complain about the firing of a long-standing employee for taking an unauthorised holiday.
Bermuda Industrial Union president Derrick Burgess said the company had refused o discuss the...
DATE: Nov 20, 2002
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A decade after he was crippled in a tragic fall, carpenter Rennard Russell was in Supreme Court this week as his former boss is appealing a 2001 decision which attributed partial liability for the accident to him.
Mr. Russell was crossing a rooftop g...
DATE: Nov 20, 2002
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Tourism Minister Renee Webb yesterday accused David Dodwell of twisting the truth for political purposes when he said no one had been paid anything from the Hotel Concessions Act.
The Shadow Tourism Minister said none of the seven hotels which applie...
DATE: Nov 20, 2002
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Government needs to make the family a priority and start educating and empowering boys if it is to stop many of the social ills plaguing the "matriarchal" Island, an expert has claimed.
Author and domestic violence guru Erin Pizzey, who has been in B...
DATE: Nov 20, 2002
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Ousted pastor of the Mount Zion AME church Reverend Christopher Haynes and his family are facing considerable hardship after the church instructed Belco to cut off the electricity supply to the parsonage.
According to Rev Haynes, his replacement Reve...
DATE: Nov 20, 2002
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Customs and Police are believed to be appealing after Supreme Court ordered that costs and damages - possibly worth up to six figures - be paid to a number of businesses who had gaming machines illegally seized.
Assistant Justice Archibald Warner fou...
DATE: Nov 20, 2002
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Thanks to the generosity of a senior citizen who took a tour of Nonsuch Island in 2000, a long-lasting toad barrier was erected on the island in ongoing efforts to protect the endangered cahow.
Through the Audubon Society, Roderick Ferguson donated t...
DATE: Nov 20, 2002
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Government has hit back at a developer who criticised it for delays in making a decision over who will take over the empty Club Med hotel site in St. George's.
Works and Engineering Minister Alex Scott, who has responsibility for the site, and Direct...
DATE: Nov 20, 2002
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Opposition MP Erwin Adderley has denied claims the Gibbons family are money mad and praised them for helping him, and others like him, get a head start.
Tourism Minister Renee Webb had questioned claims by National Liberal Party spokesman Graeme Oute...
DATE: Nov 20, 2002
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