The Bermuda National Trust is offering school children the opportunity to get some fresh air and experience the Bermuda environment at its finest this coming Tuesday during the annual Children’s Nature Walk at Spittal Pond in Smith’s.
The annual wal...
Government’s spending continued to oustrip its revenue over the past year according to the latest figures released yesterday.
Total revenue raised by Government’s operating fund for fiscal 2009/10 decreased by 3.53 percent ($33.5 million) to $917.3 m...
Black male violence must be viewed as a public health concern, according to the former chairman of the National Youth Council.
Stanley James told parliamentarians yesterday that preventative care and education had to be implemented to deal with risi...
Ministry support staff will operate out of Government schools in the next academic year, Education Minister Dame Jennifer Smith said yesterday.
Dame Jennifer gave an update after 100 days of being at the helm of the Ministry of Education.
She added:...
When you are pregnant what you eat is vital, not just to your own well-being, but to your unborn baby’s health and future. Although many of the causes of premature birth and birth defects are unknown, one possible cause is thought to be low levels of...
This week was a very tough week for me as I was sitting here in England watching Prizefighter (boxing) and memories of my brother Ray Smith came to mind.
Prizefighter is simply eight fighters drawn in a quarter final, semi final and final style. If y...
DATE: Feb 04, 2011 | CATEGORY: Opinion Writer | AUTHOR: Clay Smith
Premier Paula Cox said Government was having a “radical rethink” about the Civil Service as her administration “re-calibrates” ministries.
Ms Cox and her Government ministers yesterday outlined the progress they have made since she became Premier thr...
The Bermuda Youth Council has been “reinvented” to provide Government with the perspective of Bermuda’s young people.
Minister without Portfolio Michael Weeks said the 11-person council, made up of senior school students, Bermuda College students, an...
DATE: Feb 04, 2011 | CATEGORY: Politics | AUTHOR: Owain Johnston-Barnes
International business faces a challenging year ahead in an increasingly soft market with downward pressure on insurance rates and a tough investment environment offering minimal returns.
That is according to industry experts who said that a number o...
MPs will vote on a change to the Human Rights Act that would include regluations covering discrimination on the grounds of sexual orientation this parliamentary session, according to a Government status report.
This morning the Government released a ...
