THAT Bermuda is becoming more environmentally aware is a fact. The Government has launched recycling initiatives and public education programmes. Grocers are offering customers reusable bags to cut down on waste and the sustainable development charit...
I would say that most people have heard about the Olympics and most people have aspirations to represent their country in the games that happen every four years. The Olympic Games is a multisport event divided into a summer and winter games. The two ...
A student disturbed by the number of recent deaths on Bermuda's roads has come up with a plan of action to save lives.
Justin Brangman has sent a two-page document to the chairman of the Road Safety Council detailing how he believes the Island could ...
DATE: Jun 26, 2008 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
As Whitney Institute prepares to close its doors for the final time today, Shadow Education Minister Grant Gibbons called for one last effort to be made to save the doomed school.
Dr. Gibbons urged the Ministry of Education and Whitney Educational Tr...
Work permit backlogs have been slashed since Government opted to return incomplete applications, Immigration Minister David Burch said yesterday.
He said since March, when he announced there were 4,000 applications on hold because of missing informat...
Philanthropist Paul O'Connor died shortly before the 50th anniversary of one of his favourite charities, the Adult Education School.
Mr. O'Connor, formerly of Warwick, died of a heart attack on June 18 at his home in Connecticut. He was 73-years-old....
National Team goalkeeper Jason Williams is a man who truly cares about the state of the football in this country.
Straight off the heels of the 'war' on Trinidad and Tobago for the first rounds of World Cup Qualifying games, Williams has returned to...
Whitney Institute Middle School will close for good tomorrow, it was confirmed yesterday.
The Ministry of Education and the school's board conceded they had failed to end their row over repairs to Whitney's ageing building with each blaming the other...
DATE: Jun 25, 2008 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Tim Smith
The Governor should hand over operational control of policing to Government, according to the Permanent Police Tribunal.
In its Bermuda Police Association Arbitration Award, the Tribunal report suggested the Bermuda Police Service was mismanaged, par...
Governor Sir Richard Gonzey said yesterday in a speech to the Hamilton Rotary Club that he was happy with his level of involvement in politics on the Island.
"This is the only British Overseas Territory where the Governor does not sit in Cabinet and ...
