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Island MPs are set to get free rein to vote with their conscience on a proposal to kill off hanging and flogging in Bermuda, The Royal Gazette can reveal.
The news came as the Opposition United Bermuda Party carried out a massive telephone poll of vo...
DATE: Dec 14, 1999
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Bermuda's future leaders were recognised yesterday at the student council induction ceremony held at the Spice Valley Middle School.
Proud parents, students and faculty crowded the auditorium of the school in Warwick to watch as the council members a...
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Assembly late on Friday night as Government and Opposition MPs debated just how bad Bermuda's crime is and what should be done about it.
Much of the debate turned, predictably, into a blame game, and there were accusations that the issue was being un...
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The manager of a Front Street bar could face deportation when he is sentenced today for causing a patron's death.
Crown counsel Patrick Doherty asked Puisne Judge Norma Wade-Miller to recommend to Government that Kevin James Pollock, a British expatr...
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Leaders of Bermuda programme.
Berkeley Institute and CedarBridge Academy participants in the scheme are learning how to apply what they learn in school to the real world.
"We are trying to groom the students in different business operations,'' said H...
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A top lawyer yesterday called for Bermuda to take a gamble on casinos to kickstart the tourism industry and allow ordinary Bermudians to hit a jobs jackpot.
And barrister Julian Hall said Government should look at a Royal Commission on gaming on the ...
DATE: Dec 14, 1999
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The Trades Disputes Tribunal has ordered that three out of six construction workers sacked at the ACE building site in Hamilton be reinstated with back pay.
The sackings of the men in September led to strikes on the site run jointly by Precision-Some...
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By Lisa York-Cox CedarBridge Academy has struck a strategic blow in the education of Bermuda' youth.
The faculty have implemented an unprecedented new enrichment programme called the School-Wide Enrichment Programme.
Director of Instruction at Cedar...
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to take a library course on it.
Conducted by Joanne Brangman, head of the Bermuda National Library, the Library Research Skills for Parents course offered by the Community Education Development programme will begin in the new year.
It is not the firs...
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Patrick Burgess
mother while she was in custody has been re-charged with the offence after it was thrown out of court a few months ago.
Kirk Roberts, of West Side Road, pleaded not guilty in Magistrates' Court yesterday and demanded a Supreme Court trial.
"I don't u...
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