The Mirrors programme is driving to recruit seven more volunteers for Bermuda’s at-risk youth, with just a few more days to go to meet its target.
Commuters at Barnes Corner were greeted yesterday morning by a sign-carrying Mirrors team as part of a ...
DATE: Sep 07, 2011 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
Women need to tame their tempers before their angry outbursts start to have a negative impact on Bermuda's way of life.
This is the view of The Centre Against Abuse who say seeing women who are unable to keep their cool has become “a daily occurrenc...
Schools are facing teacher shortages as Government has failed to hire enough staff in time for today's start of the new academic year.
Principals at middle and senior schools are understood to have been told that some vacancies will not be filled for...
It’s the start of the school year for many of the Island’s students and we’d like to record your experiences with a slideshow of back-to-school pictures on our website, www.theroyalgazette.com.
Send us a picture moms and dads whether it’s your child’...
Ruby Creary has a photograph she cherishes of her two sons, who were born 20 years and two days apart.
It shows the eldest, Garry Cann, sharing a cuddle with his baby brother Sivaja’ Perinchief, now aged three.
The younger boy lost his elder sibling ...
Janell Caines
Age:39
Role: Sales team leader at Gibbons Company
What is your job? To provide effective leadership to all sales associates, manage all aspects of the sales floor and communicate daily with the department buyers. A retail manager need...
In the third in a series of Bermudians who have made their mark in business overseas, Marina Mello interviews Jason Powell, vice-president of development of Raleigh Enterprises, a compay that owns the largest independent movie studio in the world and...
“We don’t play with little black children” seems like the sort of thing that white children said in the 1960s, not in present-day Bermuda. But one black mother was recently horrified when her toddler came home from her first day of nursery school, re...
More women are surviving childbirth in Sierra Leone thanks in large part to help received from Bermuda. According to vesting midwife Isha Daramy, one in six women in her native Sierra Leone were dying in childbirth in the 1980s. The high number alarm...
Children are growing up without a sense of hope because they are being dumped at the feet of their grandparents at an early age.
This is the hard-hitting message to come out of a new documentary filmed and produced by PLP MP Dale Butler.
Mr Butler’s ...
