Entering a contest just for fun proved to be a smart move for a graphic designer as she took home $1,000 and tickets to the Bermuda Music Festival.
Jamila Godwin, Junior Graphic Designer at Tego Creative, entered the Department of Tourism's T-shirt D...
Workers in the disability field met Premier Ewart Brown on Thursday as part of the Brown Bag Lunch initiative.
Brown Bag Lunch is part of the Premier's Thursday open door policy. Members of the public are allowed to meet with him to discuss issues th...
For the first time ever Bermuda will compete at the ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup after beating Canada in a ‘winner takes all’ clash to cement their place in Island history.
Bermuda Under-19s were crowned the ICC Americas champions in Toronto at the...
A potpourri this week. First, a serious credit card warning that you absolutely must read. Then, one of the finest readers' letters ever written. And finally, a request for help.
I'll be getting to the credit crunch that's been affecting the markets,...
Work harder to move slowly upward. In Bermuda, one of the most expensive places to live in the world, local female residents are working harder than ever just to stay ahead of the inflation curve.
Add the additional demands of feeding a family on any...
Almost $1 million was given to 224 students hoping to study the trades both in Bermuda and overseas by Government.
In a news conference yesterday, Labour and Immigration Minister, Derrick Burgess and Premier Dr. Ewart Brown congratulated 28 of the aw...
Since her tender teenage years Bermuda tennis talent Caitlin Gordon has circled the globe pursuing the game she loves.
The Smith's-born youngster, who turns 17 next month, has enjoyed a long list of tournament successes and played on the Internationa...
DATE: Aug 18, 2007 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Stephen Wright
August 9, 2007
RECENTLY I watched the press conference organised by the Bermuda Public Services Union on the television news. Union president, Mr. Armell Thomas and general secretary, Mr. Edward Ball, took the opportunity to defend the appointment of...
Education fees in the United Kingdom will be slashed starting September 1 for Bermudians.
Earlier this year, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office announced that students from British Overseas Territories would be eligible for the lower fees previously...
The Royal Gazette's strides to educate young people have been recognised internationally by the National Newspaper Association.
Up against other community newspapers in the United States, The Royal Gazette's Newspaper in Education (NIE) programme pro...
