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The six horses which allegedly almost starved to death after being neglected by their owner are well on the road to recovery.
The condition of the animals, kept in a paddock in St. George's, caused outrage in the equestrian community when photographs...
DATE: Apr 21, 1999
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Gareth Finighan
Government Ministers held a damage limitation press conference yesterday in an effort to end press speculation about "the Elbow Beach Affair''.
And both Immigration Minister Paula Cox and Tourism Minister David Allen went on the offensive, blasting t...
DATE: Apr 21, 1999
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A Bermudian addictions counsellor has reached a settlement with the Salvation Army for wrongful dismissal.
The Royal Gazette has learned Stephanie Burrows has received a substantial amount in her wrongful dismissal and defamation action filed with th...
DATE: Apr 21, 1999
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Bermuda's Registrar of Companies Kymn Astwood yesterday added fuel to rumours of an impending collapse of Bermuda-based New Cap Reinsurance Corp.
He told The Royal Gazette he would be releasing a statement concerning the company's future today or tom...
DATE: Apr 21, 1999
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Government's silence over Britain's rewrite of relations with its colonies is "deafening'', Shadow Finance Minister Grant Gibbons claimed yesterday.
And he called on the Progressive Labour Party administration to fully explore the UK's White Paper pr...
DATE: Apr 21, 1999
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Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
being convicted of manslaughter last week, has had an application to be bailed from Westgate turned down.
Pollock's lawyer, Mark Pettingill, submitted the bail application after Pollock was sentenced on Monday, arguing his client should not be put be...
DATE: Apr 21, 1999
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Pembroke to check their emergency beacons.
Beginning 5 p.m. on Sunday, and continuing until the signal was lost late on Monday, Harbour Radio monitored an Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon (Epirb).
The signal was heard by an overflying aircr...
DATE: Apr 21, 1999
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A child advocacy group has set up a therapeutic intervention programme to help prevent students with behavioural problems from falling through the cracks.
The Royal Gazette understands that the programme comes in the wake of increasing suspensions in...
DATE: Apr 21, 1999
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expand further on the Island.
The owners of Surf Side Beach Club have agreed a deal with a number of Washington D.C. based businessmen, who will trade as Potomac Holdings (Bermuda), to sell the 37-unit Warwick facility.
It is expected that the deal -...
DATE: Apr 21, 1999
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Customs duty on clothing as part of plans to rescue the Island's tourism-oriented retail sector.
The move, reported in yesterday's Business section, is aimed at making the Island a duty-free destination and a magnet for shoppers once again.
The news ...
DATE: Apr 21, 1999
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