Sweeping changes are being implemented at Bermuda's mental care hospital in a `Police-style shake-up' correcting a catalogue of faults highlighted in a critical report.
St. Brendan's Hospital underwent a major review earlier this year, bringing in a ...
With Christmas less than three weeks away, Bermudians were urged to give the "gift of life'' this week by becoming full-fledged organ and tissue donors.
Unlike many larger countries, Bermuda has no real history of widespread organ donation, but that ...
legislation on bike riders.
Opposition Progressive Labour Party MPs accused Government of trying to bulldoze through last-gasp changes to the Auxiliary Bicycles Amendment (No. 3) Act 1995.
The late amendments to the legislation -- a debate on which s...
of a new law to make racist acts criminal offences.
Premier David Saul described the Criminal Code Amendment Act 1995 as "another building block in improving race relations in Bermuda and building mutual respect.'' But Opposition Leader Frederick Wa...
House of Assembly on Friday.
The House passed The Conveyancing Amendment Act 1995 and The Supreme Court Amendment Act 1995.
Both were steered through by Labour and Home Affairs Minister Mr. Quinton Edness .
The main effect of the Conveyancing Amendme...
House of Assembly for Parliamentary questions.
Opposition MPs accused Mr. Dill, Minister of Education and Human Affairs, of being "irresponsible''.
The flash point came when Shadow Education Minister Jennifer Smith stood up to ask Mr. Dill some prepa...
Warwick Academy's board of governors will have the power to suspend any student who refused to be drug tested.
In a letter distributed to all parents this week, the school spelled out its no-nonsense drug abuse policy.
And it stressed that the policy...
percent.
That was down a little from the 2.6 percent rate of inflation for the 12 months that ended in September.
Consumer prices were up an average of 0.1 percent in October.
Food was up 0.3 percent, with frozen vegetables up 4.6 percent, flour up 4...
questions more promptly.
Sen. Neletha Butterfield (PLP) wanted to know where the answers were to three questions about Education she had posed last month.
Sen. Lynda Milligan-Whyte , the Government Leader in the Senate, said she spoke to Education Mi...
Dellwood Primary School to Northlands.
Opposition Progressive Labour Party senators urged Government to rethink the proposal.
"If you are going to have peace in this Country, you need to look at the issues, the suggestions of the parent teachers' ass...
