Memorial Hospital following a single vehicle road traffic accident on Wednesday evening.
A Police spokesperson said that the man, who was travelling on Horseshoe Road in Southampton, lost control as he tried to negotiate a left hand bend.
He is belie...
applicants for teaching jobs in Government schools.
"There were just not enough positions for the applicants this year,'' Senior Education Officer Mr. Robert Horton said.
"In the past, it was the case that almost any Bermudian who came forward got a ...
American Base in Bermuda, the Premier said yesterday.
"We are the elected Government,'' the Hon. Sir John Swan said at a news conference at United Bermuda Party headquarters. "I thought that it was a nonpartisan approach that needed to be had.'' Now...
polls on Tuesday, October 5, The Royal Gazette understands.
The move to dissolve Parliament comes one day after the Hon. Sir John Swan unfolded a blueprint and asked Bermudians for another chance to build.
"For me to call an election, I have to tell ...
the drum for Bermuda over the US base.
He made the announcement after blasting the Premier's own attempts to whip up overseas support on the issue.
Mr. Wade mocked the Hon. Sir John Swan's trips to America and Brussels as electioneering.
And he accus...
deserve. We are fond of saying that we do not do enough for our young people.
Then we nod and agree. Some Bermudians also have a habit of saying that Bermudians are badly treated when it comes to education. There are attempts to convince us that Berm...
spreading north. And he plans to be part of it.
The builder is hoping to open an ice cream parlour on North Street late next year, ready to catch the wave of new activity he feels is coming.
Business will be boosted by National Stadium crowds and vis...
Woven into the fabric of life are tales of extraordinary courage and achievement. To some, an easy hand is dealt, while others must struggle against seemingly impossible odds to achieve a degree of success.
Such a person is "Mrs. Jane Doe,'' who, at ...
and Bermuda must heed the warning signs.
The Island could no longer count on tourism and the military bases for survival.
Premier the Hon. Sir John Swan delivered the stark warning last night to a packed meeting at the Cathedral Hall.
About 70 teache...
Government spending rise.
Up to $1,704,000 has been forked out on scholarships and grants -- a 23 percent increase.
It has allowed 370 youngsters to study abroad, despite the recession.
Meanwhile, Government has unveiled plans for setting up a specia...
