Talks are underway to expand the Duke of Edinburgh Awards programme on the Island, according to National Security Minister Michael Dunkley.
Mr Dunkley has revealed that Government is working on a pilot programme for award holders between the ages of ...
DATE: Apr 01, 2014 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Owain Johnston-Barnes
“But I haven’t got a creative bone in my body …” I hear people say.
Chances are no, the last time I checked the human skeleton isn’t formed with one. But we all have the potential of creativity within us.
Creativity is not the exclusive domain of po...
Carpentry is back in St David’s through a reinstated training initiative.
The Woodworks Carpentry Training Centre at Southside, has reopened with a fresh new approach after an eight-month hiatus.
The workshop, run by master carpenters Alma Hunt and Q...
While deep ocean mining could potentially be the source of enormous wealth for Bermuda, the challenges to its exploitation include the potential of environmental damage, the requirement for improved technical resources to retrieve those resources and...
What do pajama parties, a family walk and gala dinner have to do with April’s Sexual Assault Awareness Month? A whole lot, according to the Women’s Resource Centre (WRC).
The charity will be marking the awareness month by hosting a series of enlight...
Education Commissioner Edmond Heatley has come under fresh fire after claiming in a job application that he had increased public school approval ratings in Bermuda by a massive 70 percent in just four months.
And Independent MP Terry Lister has renew...
March 27, 2014
Dear Sir,
Please publish the following on behalf of Pembroke Rotary Club. To All who helped in any way in the Pembroke Rotary Annual Children’s Fair in March 2014, a very special “Thank You”! To the Beneficiaries, being 11 of the Gover...
DATE: Mar 31, 2014 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor |
The therapeutic methods that makes Drug Treatment Court so effective in rehabilitating nonviolent drug offenders is not to be overlooked when considering more progressive measures for the wider criminal justice system, according to drug court Magistr...
An Island insurance firm is set to become the first to pay medical claims direct to customers’ bank accounts.
BF&M are to officially launch the new service on Monday — which will cut waiting times for cash and avoid trips to the bank to deposit chequ...
DATE: Mar 29, 2014 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Raymond Hainey, Assistant News Editor
Bermuda College and Miami University have come together to offer a Masters degree programme, focusing on special education on the Island.
The two schools yesterday announced a memorandum of understanding to introduce the Special Education Online Hybr...
DATE: Mar 28, 2014 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Owain Johnston-Barnes
