More than 100 people attended a meeting last night to discuss Bermuda’s National Training Plan.
The public were encouraged to ask questions about the document, which outlines initiatives to enable and assist Bermudians to pursue opportunities in key...
BFIS awarded $482,000 in scholarship funding to 15 students this week — bringing the total the Foundation has given out since it was formed to $5.075 million, all funded by the insurance industry.
Over 60 guests attended the Bermuda Foundation For I...
Chelsi Bannister has taken many happy rides with the family on their three-seater pedal bike. Now she’s hoping it will help take her to medical school.
Miss Bannister’s mother, Deeanda Bannister recently made the tough decision to auction off the unu...
The cost of healthcare in Bermuda is one of the highest in the world relative to economic output, according to the latest figures.
The National Health Accounts Report 2013 also indicates a rising tide of uninsured Bermudians.
And although Bermuda spe...
DATE: Jul 23, 2014 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: David Fox, Business Editor
A US consultant at the centre of a row over OBA campaign donations was never awarded a contract by Bermuda Tourism Authority, its chairman emphasised yesterday.
David Dodwell said Derrick Green had never been a consultant to the authority.
According...
Bermuda Sloop Foundation and the National Museum of Bermuda have each received donations of $12,500 from a shipping company.
The funding is intended to help support the Island’s maritime community and was given by Bermuda International Shipping Ltd ...
The Department of Energy begins this week seeking advice on establishing a new energy regulatory environment, with a promise of public consultation later this year. The new regulatory regime for energy in Bermuda is a priority for the Ministry of Edu...
DATE: Jul 22, 2014 | CATEGORY: Local Business | AUTHOR: David Fox, Business Editor
Bermuda College will today kick off its 40th birthday celebrations in style.
The official start of the party will be marked by the music of the Bermuda Regiment’s fanfare trumpeters and the colourful spectacle of the Warwick Gombeys.
Celebrations wil...
An initiative to help jobless Bermudians develop their skills and get work has been praised as a success.
The Community Driven Development (CDD) programme aims to help those without a job or who are underemployed to become self-sufficient, Minister ...
Court Street will be a little bit brighter thanks to the efforts of three teenagers.
When Sylede’sha Dill, Gershone Tait and Toschella Trott, all M3 Dellwood School graduates, got tired of “reading gossip, swear words, and negative messages on the ba...
