Students at two of the Island’s primary schools have graduated from the Gang Resistance Education and Training programme.
The programme, which targets P5 and P6 students, is made up of six 30 to 45 minute lessons to help them practise positive decisi...
Dr Ewart Brown has been voted the most effective Premier over the past ten years.
In a survey conducted by The Royal Gazette, 26 percent of 419 homes said Dr Brown was the most effective Premier, only five percent said they thought Craig Cannonier ha...
Bermuda suffered a year-over-year loss of more than 1,100 jobs through August last year, according to the latest Government employment figures.
The Department of Statistics 2014 edition of the Bermuda Job Market Employment Briefs Employment figures, ...
We have overspent and under-saved. The base of our income has been eroded by our attitudes, policies and the changes taking place in the global economies.
And we continue to remain in economic depression as indicated by the contraction of Bermuda’s G...
DATE: Apr 21, 2014 | CATEGORY: Editorials | AUTHOR: Sir John Swan
Historic shipwrecks that dot Bermuda waters are one of the Island’s greatest assets, it has been claimed.
According to Custodian of Historic Wrecks Philippe Max Rouja, the wrecks and other historical connections are one of Bermuda’s unique features t...
The Department of Education has named Dr Sharon Speir as the new Assistant Director for Early Childhood Education.
She will oversee the Early Childhood Education section of the department, which includes the Child Development Programme, Government pr...
The five-year government rebate scheme for solar voltaic installations is to end this month, it was announced yesterday — but at least one solar energy infrastructure provider is not concerned by the move.
Jamie Smith, president of Solar Bermuda, on...
DATE: Apr 17, 2014 | CATEGORY: Local Business | AUTHOR: Rebecca Zuill
Landlords and other property owners who break the law by failing to regularly clean water tanks are escaping prosecution, despite concerns about the risk to public health posed by Bermuda’s rainwater catchment system.
Government admitted yesterday th...
DATE: Apr 17, 2014 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
A chance to play detective as Day After Tomorrow invite you to their Third Annual Get Puzzled Scavenger Hunt on Saturday, April 26th. The hunt starts in the City Hall parking lot at 6.30pm and afterwards, there will be a get together at the final clu...
DATE: Apr 17, 2014 | CATEGORY: Opinion Writer | AUTHOR: Nothing to do in Bermuda?
Staff from one of the Island’s leading reinsurers showed their community spirit by spending a day giving back to the community this week.
Tokio Millennium Re employees helped with touch-ups around Lefroy House, undertook gardening and conservation wo...
