Consumers paid 1.2 per cent more for goods and services in May than they did at the same time the previous year.
But the consumer price index dropped 0.2 per cent between April and May — despite an 8.5 per cent jump in the cost of healthcare.
Governm...
A Warwick Academy student who this week became one of only a few students worldwide to earn top marks in her International Baccalaureate has said that while she worked as hard as she could, she always made time to have fun.
Fiona Dobson, 17, achieve...
DATE: Jul 08, 2015 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sarah Lagan
Business expert Nathan Kowalski has welcomed increased debate on the technological advances that are transforming the Island’s job market and economy.
“I am pleased that we are looking into this and it’s now part of the common lexicon,” said Mr Kow...
A Reply to Robert Stewart – The State within Capitalism
Mr Stewart paints quite a caricature of the operation of the State as regards taxation.
Despite his claims, the majority of the electorate fully understands that the State is funded primarily ...
DATE: Jul 08, 2015 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Jonathan Starling
A new strategic direction lies ahead for the Reading Clinic, with the appointment of Glenn Faries as its new executive director.
Dr Faries, who succeeds Julie Dunstan as she steps down after six years in the post, aims to spearhead a public awareness...
DATE: Jul 08, 2015 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
Suffering from back pain? Duane Pitt is someone you need to see.
The Bermudian has been recognised as one of the top spine surgeons in the US because of the work he does out of his Scottsdale, Arizona practice, Desert Institute for Spine Disorders.
A...
Riann Ming, a graduate of the University of North Carolina, has been announced as the 2015 recipient of the Brown Family Scholarship.
The fund was established six years ago by former Premier Ewart Brown, along with his wife Wanda Henton Brown, as wel...
“Nobody knows the trouble I’ve seen
Nobody knows my sorrow
Nobody knows the trouble I’ve seen
Glory hallelujah!”
Negro spiritual
1500-1860
Twenty million Africans stolen and transported into European colonial slavery
Blacks react with hurt
1968
Mart...
DATE: Jul 08, 2015 | CATEGORY: Opinion Writer | AUTHOR: Christopher Famous
Four “deserving” students are being given an opportunity to boost their higher education prospects by the Sandys Parish Council Bursary Awards Committee.
Bermudian residents of the parish, who are taking their education beyond the secondary school l...
A Warwick Academy student has become the first at the school to earn the highest possible results in the International Baccalaureate Programme.
Fiona Dobson scored 45 out of a possible 45 points, putting her in the top 0.3 per cent of students.
Acco...
