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Bermuda is to join the Caribbean Tourism Organisation (CTO) after receiving the backing of the hotel industry and Cabinet.
Tourism Minister David Allen announced the move yesterday after Government decided to become a part of the huge operation which...
DATE: Jun 24, 2000
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$1.5 million since January, 1999, which did not go out to tender.
Development and Opportunity Minister Terry Lister told MPs yesterday that some of those contracts were eligible to be put out to tender but were not -- "much to my displeasure''.
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DATE: Jun 24, 2000
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plates next year.
MPs yesterday approved a bill to allow drivers to buy their own licence plates from the Transport Control Department (TCD) for $70.
The new plates, which will be smaller than existing plates, will contain up to six characters.
TCD w...
DATE: Jun 24, 2000
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More visitors staying longer from the United Kingdom helped brighten more gloomy arrival figures from Bermuda's key markets.
Air arrivals from the UK rose in April and the number of bednights taken by British visitors also increased -- in contrast to...
DATE: Jun 24, 2000
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Airport and their bosses is set to continue over the weekend.
Despite Labour and Home Affairs Minister Paula Cox meeting with the management from Serco Aviation Services and Bermuda Industrial Union (BIU) yesterday, the row over new shift rotas is st...
DATE: Jun 24, 2000
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Hoteliers have moved to support their guests' use of water following Works and Engineering Minister Alex Scott's criticism that visitors were not doing enough to protect the Island's precious water supply.
Mr. Scott said everyone must take steps to p...
DATE: Jun 24, 2000
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Police recruits survived their Passing Out Ceremony without passing out due to the extreme heat yesterday.
Friends and family sought any shady spot they could to wait for the arrival of several dignitaries presiding over the ceremony.
These included ...
DATE: Jun 24, 2000
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The Government relaunched its bid to introduce race reporting regulations into the workplace yesterday with the claim that similar laws were common in the UK, Canada and the States.
But research by The Royal Gazette revealed that such laws only apply...
DATE: Jun 24, 2000
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One of Britain's largest and most well respected daily newspapers, The Independent, wrongly named Bermuda as a money laundering jurisdiction in an article in the business section of yesterday's paper.
And The Independent, with a circulation of more t...
DATE: Jun 24, 2000
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spend next Friday's House of Assembly session praising the Government.
She was joined by backbencher Reginald Burrows who called on The Royal Gazette to take one issue and praise the Government on the good things it has done in 18 months of power.
Ms...
DATE: Jun 24, 2000
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