A new book on slavery in Bermuda has been presented to Education Minister Dame Jennifer Smith to commemorate February as Black History Month.
Aimed at children of 11 and up, “Freedom’s Flames: Slavery in Bermuda and the True Story of Sally Bassett” w...
DATE: Feb 03, 2011 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
The annual Denton Hurdle Memorial match honouring the former Teachers RFC and Bermuda national player will take place on Sunday at the National Sports Centre’s north field.
Hurdle, one of the best backs the Island ever produced, died suddenly in 1985...
Warwick Academy’s Upper Primary will be presenting Roald Dahl’s ‘Cinderella’ next Wednesday and Thursday at 1.30pm in the school’s Phoebe Purvis Memorial Hall. The production is part of the Spring concert which showcases the skills learnt in music le...
In an attempt to become green, a group of P6 students at Somersfield Academy are starting a ‘green awareness’ project in the school. In preparation for the launch of the project they have been investigating Somersfield’s sustainability practices.
The...
Bermuda could be facing a new day in voting trends as many people review their current economic plight and search for a new direction to recapture the spirit of the Bermuda that gave most citizens pride, despite challenges in crossing bridges of soci...
DATE: Feb 03, 2011 | CATEGORY: Opinion Writer | AUTHOR: Al Seymour
You ask, “What is wat and injera?” If you really want to know, come to Clearwater Middle School and ask Miss De Silva, Garyn Simons or Delun Fishenden. If you don’t have time to visit us, you might want to research it at your school or your child’s s...
The Reinsurance Association of America (RAA), in conjunction with the Association of Bermuda Insurers and Reinsurers (ABIR) and the Bermuda Insurance Institute (BII), has announced it will be hosting a training programme for re/insurance professional...
I have always thought of Mr Arnold Francis as one of Bermuda’s most outstanding men. He was born a Pond Dog. He attended Central School, and was one of Berkeley’s brightest students. As a young man he was the physical education teacher at Central Sch...
Contractors have been ordered to stop building a sea wall at the home of Opposition MP Grant Gibbons a week before it was due to be finished.
Alan Burland, president of BCM McAlpine, told The Royal Gazette he was “surprised and annoyed” to receive th...
DATE: Feb 02, 2011 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
January 11, 2011
Dear Sir,
There are two friends of mine and some staff at CedarBridge that got their final justice in 2010 after having dealt with a crisis. One friend, Ianthia Wade, went through different stages to prove her innocence and in mid-20...
DATE: Feb 01, 2011 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor |
