Premier Paula Cox has praised Bermudians for the way they have coped with the recession.
She made the comments during a speech delivered on Friday in the Cayman Islands, which was released by her press officer last night.
“I’d like to say something a...
The Orchid Charity Club, under the presidency of Mrs Janet Maynard, pulled out all the stops on Sunday last in making its annual St Patrick’s Day Tea a grand celebration.
Scores of patrons from all over the Island enjoyed the Orchids’ delectable deli...
The Ministry of Education yesterday stressed a proposed shake-up of principals aims to improve the quality of teaching across the public school system.
Parents at Victor Scott Primary School have warned marches could take place in opposition to the s...
DATE: Mar 24, 2012 | CATEGORY: Education | AUTHOR: Tim Smith
Six HWP employees have lost their jobs after the company brought an end to more than 50-years of providing the Island’s residents with the means to get around.
The company will sell its last bike on Wednesday after selling its cycle division to World...
Saltus students will take part in a series of fundraising events next week as part of the school’s annual Raise And Give (RAG) Week.
Starting on Monday, the students of Saltus Secondary Department will take part in four days of activities, including ...
Tourism Minister Wayne Furbert this afternoon revealed that Boston-based Fuseideas has been appointed as the advertising agency in North America with a one-year budget of $13 million.
According to a Mr Furbert, Fuseideas “impressed the search committ...
Victor Scott Primary School parents want talks with the Ministry of Education to evade public marches over the planned switching of principals.
Parent Teachers Association president Azuhaa Coleman said the campaign against the shake-up has received b...
DATE: Mar 23, 2012 | CATEGORY: Education | AUTHOR: Tim Smith
International cyber thieves are targeting Bermuda’s old and unemployed with online ‘get-rich-quick’ scams, pocketing people’s hard-earned cash at a time when they need it the most.
That was the message from the Bermuda Monetary Authority, Department ...
When independent contractor Bruce Simons saw his construction jobs dwindle due to the struggling economy, he knew he had to reinvent himself.
With ten years of construction jobs under his belt, he would have never guessed that playground safety might...
Six Bermudians are just back from a ten-day, four-city tour of the US where they learned a little about entrepreneurship.
It was all a part of Bermuda’s joint initiative with the Island’s US Consulate and the US State Department.
The exchange progr...
