Older and wiser after her experience at the 2006 Commonwealth Games in Melbourne, Bermuda long jumper Arantxa King is looking forward to a good performance at the Glasgow Games.
Aged just 16 at the time, King failed to reach the final in Australia wi...
DATE: Jul 17, 2014 | CATEGORY: Track & Field | AUTHOR: Lawrence Trott
An Island insurance firm is backing attempts by the police and Government to make Bermuda’s roads safer.
Paul Brierley, Colonial Insurance Company Limited’s executive vice-president of Property and Casualty, said he welcomed the twin initiatives and ...
Seven of the Island’s promising young artists are today representing Bermuda at a US festival billed as bringing together “500 of the most outspoken and talented young artists”.
Courtesy of the Chewstick Foundation, the team set off yesterday to show...
Students from various Island high schools were praised today at the Bermuda CableVision Community Service Awards presentation for their efforts to give back to the community.
In a ceremony at Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute (BUEI), awards we...
Premier Michael Dunkley called Public Access to Information (PATI) legislation set to be debated tomorrow as a “big step” towards a more open, accessible and accountable Government.
In a statement this afternoon, Mr Dunkley said: “Tomorrow, I will le...
DATE: Jul 17, 2014 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Owain Johnston-Barnes
July 14, 2014
Dear Sir,
Just a list of things most people haven’t noticed so far:
1. The education system is in a shambles and instead of Bermuda going by the British system (considering we are supposed to be British), we’re going by the A...
DATE: Jul 16, 2014 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor |
Everest Re has named former Argo chief underwriting officer (CUO) Andrew Carrier as general manager of its European operations.
The executive also takes on the role of president of Everest Advisors, UK, at the Bermuda-headquartered reinsurer, which h...
Ashay: Rites of Passage summer programmes are available for the Island’s young people
By Nadia Arandjelovic
If the only thing you know about African people is that they were enslaved and affected by disease, war and poverty in modern times, then you’...
The benefits of Government’s summer intern scheme have been praised by Minister of Home Affairs Michael Fahy as he met one of the participants yesterday.
Mr Fahy said the Summer Employment Programme (SEP) was giving young Bermudians “exposure to empl...
Learning. One of the challenges with education today is that it is very structured, standardised, and seemingly focused on turning out students who memorise well and are filled with facts. In our new world of rapid communication and access to informa...
