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The Mayor of Hamilton said there are no plans to ban horse and carriages from the city despite calls to do so.
Yesterday he urged all interested parties to attend a meeting early next week about the fate of horse and carriages in the city.
He said: “...
DATE: May 23, 2007
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Paid volunteers are being sought for a new high-tech version of the traditional Police identification parade.
The system will use computer technology to throw up library images from a database, instead of Police officers having to find people to pose...
DATE: May 23, 2007
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Construction boss Zane DeSilva is being hotly tipped to run for the Progressive Labour Party in the highly-winnable Southampton East Central seat — ousting branch choice Raymond Tannock who lost by 20 votes last time to the UBP’s David Dodwell.
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DATE: May 23, 2007
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It was a history lesson that left its students tearful and speechless. And the emotional drama hit blacks and whites equally hard.
It came during a visit yesterday to unmarked graves of blacks who owned Tucker’s Town before being uprooted.
The contro...
DATE: May 23, 2007
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Government is putting patients of the closing medical clinic on their Health Insurance Plan (HIP) — but at least one general practitioner said HIP clients must pay for all services up front.
In a pamphlet mailed to residents in Bermuda last week the ...
DATE: May 23, 2007
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Bank of Bermuda CEO, Philip Butterfield, will mastermind the overhaul of the under-fire public education system.
Premier Dr. Ewart Brown announced that Mr Butterfield would be the chairman of the Interim Executive Board, which will oversee the recomm...
DATE: May 23, 2007
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Opposition MP Michael Dunkley has called for a shake up on how Cabinet ministers are paid after parliamentary questions revealed there are no strict guidelines on who is deemed part-time and who is deemed full-time.
There is a difference of $50,000 p...
DATE: May 23, 2007
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Around 50 people taking part in the Bermuda Race Relations Initiative (BRRI) will tour Tucker’s Town today to view land that was seized from black Bermudians in the 1920s.
The two-day summit began yesterday at the Fairmont Hamilton Princess and repre...
DATE: May 22, 2007
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Industrial action by garbage collectors which has led to trash piling up in the West End has ended — but it remained unclear last night when the rubbish would be collected.
Bermuda Industrial Union organiser Graham Nesbitt told The Royal Gazette that...
DATE: May 22, 2007
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Garbage littering the roadsides from an industrial dispute could still be there on Bermuda Day, Government admitted yesterday.
A Ministry of Works and Engineering spokesman said: “Waste Collection staff did not complete the West End today as hoped an...
DATE: May 22, 2007
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