Firm but caring are the words used by a former student to describe long-time educator Dr. Charlotte Suzanne Furbert Ming.
When Dr. Ming was interviewed by the she never noticed that she was sitting right next to Lifestyle?s reporter Ren? Hill.
It?s u...
To His Honour the Speaker and Members of the House of Assembly:
Mr. Speaker,
In just seven years, successive PLP Governments have robbed Bermudians of hope for a better future. A series of scandals, broken promises, excessive spending and waste, care...
Tackling racism and ensuring a level-playing field in the workplace for employees regardless of race or colour were two of the objectives outlined by Community Affairs and Sports Minister as he elaborated on the Throne Speech yesterday.
He said the C...
Accountability and PLP
October 12, 2005
Dear Sir,
On October 6, 2005 Senator Walter Roban spoke to the Island's Press on behalf of the PLP Government. In his address to the media, Sen. Roban made the following remark: “We repeat our party's commitmen...
The Aldo Pace confiscation is the largest ever awarded in a Bermuda court ? and Police say several more cases are now in the pipeline.
Only four confiscation orders have been granted under the Proceeds of Crime Act which came into effect in early 199...
A past president of CedarBridge Academy, Dellwood Middle School, Paget Primary and Warwick Secondary PTSA is calling on taxpayers and parents to fight the Education Minister?s plans to re-name three middle schools. Minister Terry Lister recently anno...
In the wake of Hurricane Katrina and the massive insured damage it has caused, it is increasingly likely that Bermuda will experience a new wave of reinsurance companies setting up on the Island.
Five or six companies have already received licences f...
In the wake of Hurricane Katrina and the massive insured damage it has caused, it is increasingly likely that Bermuda will experience a new wave of reinsurance companies setting up on the Island.
Five or six companies have already received licences f...
One of the last Dockyard apprentices was Lionel Phillips ? he joined in 1947, two years after the Second World War ended and just four years before the Dockyard closed.
Like many others, he finished his apprenticeship in Portsmouth, England.
His moth...
Recently, there has been much talk about an impending change in the leadership of the United Bermuda Party. There seems to be some basis for the rumours since Dr. Grant Gibbons, the current leader of the UBP, is busily defending his leadership.
Rumou...
