Students were advised to follow their dreams last week during a middle schools conference designed to make children focus on their futures.
One of the aims of the conference was to introduce children from the different middle schools to each other an...
Finance Minister Eugene Cox was discharged from hospital last night after being taken to King Edward VII Memorial last Wednesday.
His daughter, Education Minister Paula Cox, said tests on her father had proved inconclusive so she could not comment on...
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The Transport Minister also said people are no longer afraid to express themselves.
"One of the reasons you see such an expression is because for the first time they feel free enough to do that without having to worry about thei...
This is the full text of the Budget economic debate that took place in the House of Assembly on Friday.
Finance Minister Eugene Cox is a “miracle man” and Government's budget reflected “the vision of the Progressive Labour Party (PLP)” and the “aspir...
The following is the full text of the Opposition's response to the 2003 Budget, delivered in the House of Assembly yesterday by Opposition leader Dr. Grant Gibbons.
To His Honour the Speaker and Members of the Honourable House of Assembly:
Mr. Speake...
The Careers Fair on Front Street was doing a roaring business yesterday with children flocking to learn about everything from chocolate modelling to accountancy.
The Dolphin Quest stand had steady interest. Staffer Robyn Bungay said the plastic model...
COULD it be that those who control the purse strings actually do care?
For as long as most of us can remember, through successive Governments, sport in Bermuda has been considered anything but a priority.
In terms of financial support, it's been virt...
THE Dwayne Pearman show - otherwise known as the annual Bermuda Professional Golfers' Association Championships - was due to wind up at Mid Ocean Club yesterday after 72 holes of predictable competition.
Pearman, as he has done for the last decade or...
Developing local cricketers into full-time professionals or even semi-professionals could be the route to follow in order to help raise the overall standard of the game in Bermuda.
This according to Bermuda Cricket Board of Control (BCBC) president, ...
DATE: Feb 21, 2003 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Colin Thompson
To control and reduce, through non-lethal means, the feral cat population in Bermuda.
To stabilise colonies of feral cats in co-operation with householders, businesses and other groups, through spaying and neutering.
To manage and maintain colonies o...
