Man beaten on a public road
An assault in Smith's left a man with a suspected broken jaw
The 46-year-old victim was reportedly attacked by two men on a motorcycle, Police said.
The attackers beat his head and body before fleeing the scene on North Sh...
Additional funding for some of the Island’s cash-strapped sports organisations may soon be on the way.
That was the catch phrase from new Education, Sports and Recreation Minister Randy Horton after the former professional footballer and educator was...
DATE: Oct 31, 2006 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Colin Thompson
Additional funding for some of the Island?s cash-strapped sports organisations may soon be on the way.
That was the catch phrase from new Education, Sports and Recreation Minister Randy Horton after the former professional footballer and educator was...
DATE: Oct 31, 2006 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Colin Thompson
Given the ministerial merry-go-round of the last few weeks, maybe the Governor should consider drawing up some kind of fast track swearing-in ceremony.
Forget the long, drawn-out process of taking oaths and signing fancy sheets of paper before being ...
Bold and confident it certainly is. But pundits looking at Ewart Brown’s new Cabinet will have noticed it has elements of incongruity as well as stability.
While the new Premier played safe by re-appointing his deputy Paula Cox as Finance Minister, t...
Eight weeks is not a long time to head a Ministry — but Neletha Butterfield accepted with good grace yesterday her swift removal from Education.
Ms Butterfield, who founded an alternative learning centre in the basement of her home in 1983, now rever...
DATE: Oct 31, 2006 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
Deputy Premier Paula Cox yesterday moved to quash speculation that she could not work with new Premier Ewart Brown.
Ms Cox, who stays as Finance Minister, said anybody who thought that her working relationship with Dr. Brown "left something to be des...
Promising change, new Premier Ewart Brown unveiled a radically different Cabinet yesterday which sees a new ministry of Social Rehabilitation under Dale Butler while Senator David Burch combines Housing with Public Safety.
Other big changes include L...
Randy Horton made no attempt to conceal his delight at being handed the Education, Sport and Recreation brief. “I’m absolutely excited, pumped up,” gushed the ex-professional footballer and former headmaster, who has been handed a job which appears t...
Randy Horton made no attempt to conceal his delight at being handed the Education, Sport and Recreation brief. ?I?m absolutely excited, pumped up,? gushed the ex-professional footballer and former headmaster, who has been handed a job which appears t...
