THE HAGUE (Reuters) Almost 2,000 people have declared themselves victims of sexual and physical abuse while they were minors in the care of the Roman Catholic Church in the Netherlands, an independent commission said this week.
The investigation into...
Part 2 The Way We Were - The Tech Bubble Reached the Bursting Point
Commentary on the last 12 Years of Individual (and Institutional) Investor Growth in Bermuda
The financial investments suitcase salesmen strolled in and raced out, some never to be s...
It cost Government $1 to purchase former Premier Dame Jennifer Smith's car for the Govenment fleet, it was revealed yesterday.
The Education Minister's Peugot 206 was repainted dark blue and given a GP license plate when she returned to Cabinet last ...
DATE: Dec 11, 2010 | CATEGORY: Politics | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
Getting an early acceptance into the university of his dreams was no small achievement for CedarBridge Academy head boy Andrew Fleming.
He was given a place at Mount St. Vincent University in Halifax, Canada, on December 1 the day after coming top in...
DATE: Dec 11, 2010 | CATEGORY: Education | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
The Bermuda Foundation For Insurance Studies (BFIS) managed to provide more scholarships this year, despite seeing its finances come under pressure because of persistent low interest rates.
The organisation, which offers financial help for the furth...
Berkeley Institute support staff called in sick this week, claiming contract negotiations are dragging on for too long.
Craig Bridgewater, head of the school’s board of governors, yesterday said students were not affected by the industrial action. A ...
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10: Former Premier Dame Jennifer Smith was paid $1 when Government purchased her private car, Works Minister Derrick Burgess stated today.
The Education Minister had her Peugeot 206 sprayed dark blue and converted into a GP vehicle i...
DATE: Dec 10, 2010 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Tim Smith
Former Police Commissioner Jonathan Smith called yesterday for better results from those working to prevent Bermuda’s at risk children falling into gang crime.
He told the joint select committee on violent crime and gun violence that “legislatively b...
DATE: Dec 10, 2010 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
An alcohol and drug prevention programme has been launched at Whitney Institute Middle School and will be extended to other schools, MPs heard today.
Attorney General Michael Scott told the House of Assembly that the after-school initiative was a joi...
The Bermuda Foundation For Insurance Studies (BFIS) managed to provide more scholarships this year, despite seeing its finances come under pressure because of persistent low interest rates.
The organisation, which offers financial help for the ...
