The Department of Education and Development has vowed to continue to hold parents accountable for the actions of their children through the ongoing efforts of attendance officers.
On Wednesday the mother of a CedarBridge Academy pupil was fined $50 f...
IN 1957, the date of the last major tattoo, the British Garrison left Bermuda, having been in defensive residence in the island since 1701. Prior to the latter date, we defended ourselves, though only once in 1614 were the early forts challenged.
On ...
The new Berkeley school is 70 percent complete, Government claimed yesterday, but the Opposition again voiced frustration over delays and spiralling costs.
A Government statement said more than two thirds of the senior school has been handed over to ...
As Jeff Sousa strolls across the beautiful two acres of land that Sousa's Gardens consists of, he recounts for The Royal Gazette how he became interested in the field of horticulture.
"My grandmother had a green thumb and the outdoors have been a pas...
October 4, 2005
Dear Sir,
I have been a regular visitor to the Island for 37 years. I do not have any business interests in Bermuda. I do not, nor never have, owned property on the Island. I do have family members and many dear friends who are Bermud...
September 19, 2005
Dear Sir,
Not so long ago, most of the free world applauded the toppling of a dictatorial regime in Iraq.
So, why would the BIC suggest a system in an independent Bermuda, where the leader, whoever he/she maybe, would have: the pow...
The other day, Premier Alex Scott accidentally sent me an e-mail from his Blackberry.
Dated 30 September 2005, the message appeared to be intended for Beverle Lottimore, director of the Government's Department of Communication and Information.
"Madam...
The other day, Premier Alex Scott accidentally sent me an e-mail from his Blackberry.
Dated 30 September 2005, the message appeared to be intended for Beverle Lottimore, director of the Government’s Department of Communication and Information.
“Madam...
Former Premier Sir John Swan has set out a number of goals that he believes are necessary to get Bermuda back on its feet.
Following his controversial remarks last month that the Island is in danger of becoming a Third World country, Sir John makes a...
Despite having no computers to use, students at South Africa?s first free university defied the odds and learned how to type at a speed that would leave many professionally trained operators in their wake.
The students, who would otherwise have appea...
DATE: Oct 12, 2005 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Scott Neil
