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When I learnt I was successful in getting a job at Cable & Wireless in 1980, my family and I were ecstatic. This was my first full-time employment and the company had a great reputation in training young Bermudians. In fact, shortly after joining, I ...

The Royal Gazette article written by Jonathan Bell and published on May 27, 2022 stated “preserving histories of schools facing closure under public education reforms is to go ahead with the selection of members for a history and legacy committee”. I...

The One Bermuda Alliance’s latest ill-conceived strategy is that we forget what it has done, and forget the damage it has caused to our country while seeking to block progress and change. History cannot be rewritten. It wants you to forget that it ...

ChildWatch would like to thank Rena Lalgie, the Governor of Bermuda, for her decision to reserve Royal Assent of the Bermuda Cannabis Licensing Bill 2022. Bermudians need to be educating ourselves on the subject, what this means and what it will do t...

National security minister Michael Weeks and Leroy Bean, the Gang Violence Reduction Team Co-ordinator, were recently interviewed to enlighten the public about the work that is being done to deal with gang violence in Bermuda. Historically, we have n...

In the third of a series of profiles to mark Nurses Month, Cecille Snaith-Simmons tells the story of Phyllis Leonie Harford and her drive to be accepted by Bermuda

Last Friday the Progressive Labour Party government failed the people of Bermuda with yet another demonstration of its lack of accountability, lack of forthrightness and lack of ability. The Fairmont Southampton concession Bill is an historic giveawa...

In the second of a series of profiles to mark Nurses Month, Cecille Snaith-Simmons tells the story of Edward Dyer, Bermuda’s first male nurse Edward Dyer was one of seven children born to Kathlyn Dyer and Leslie Dyer, a well-respected electrical...

In the first of a series of profiles to mark Nurses Month, Cecille Snaith-Simmons tells the story of Bermudian nurse Lorraine Lauretta Dyer-Bizek SRN, SCM, QN, HV, who braved war and moving to a new country to become the first Bermudian Queen’s N...

This article was initially intended as an e-mail to an individual, but on consideration, may be of interest to a wider audience: Sir, the economy is the laboratory where society is built. Any failure in the economy as an instrument for the training ...