at Southampton was postponed yesterday to the consternation of members of the Bermuda Karting Association. President of the Karting Association, Mr. Ronnie Wallington, said the cause of the postponement was lack of communication between the Base comm...
alarm over Government meddling in the private school sector. Mr. Jack Wright warns that Government is telling the private schools who will teach there and that is "the death knell of a good school''.
Mr. Wright is quoted as saying that it is up to th...
Government's Community Education Programme.
Mrs. Patricia Marie Chapman, who has 15 years of teaching experience and a masters degree in Human Resource Development and Management, replaced recently-promoted Community Affairs director Mr. Henry Dougla...
drugs in soccer.
Usually, reports are debated in the House of Assembly before they are dealt with in the Senate. But Government recently decided to put off its "take note'' motion on the soccer report until fall, while Opposition Sen. Neletha (Honey)...
With sexual and physical abuse of children apparently on the increase on one hand, and lawlessness among some of the Island's young people spiralling out of control on the other, Bermuda Police Insp. Gertie Barker and her staff are often in the unusu...
The Bermuda Union of Teachers will not support the hiring of a foreign principal for the upcoming senior secondary school.
BUT general secretary Sen. Milton Scott told The Royal Gazette there was no need for "any non-Bermudian principal to be in any ...
The full text of Bermuda Chamber of Commerce President Mr. Robert Rego's address at the Chamber's annual general meeting last Thursday, June 27.
Bermuda is facing tough and challenging times. There has been little economic recovery and prospects for ...
and the Island is forced to spend millions on treatments.
This was the warning sounded by the founder of a New York drug rehabilitation farm yesterday.
Mr. Logan Lewis, president of the Apple Agency in Long Island and Queens, will be one of four gues...
Government immigration policies could spell "the death knell'' for top private schools like Bermuda High School for Girls, the outgoing headmaster said yesterday.
"We've got to be able to fight for the best possible staff that we can get,'' Mr. John ...
of Assembly which was reported on in Saturday's newspaper.
Bermuda may not be big enough to withtand telecommunications competition, an MP told the House of Assembly on Friday.
Mr. Walter Lister (PLP), commenting on the recent granting of licences to...
