athletes, recognised for their sports participation and positive qualities.
The awards, presented annually to secondary and primary school students, are in honour of the late Denton Hurdle, a former physical education teacher and outstanding rugby pl...
taking to monitor "apparent excesses'' of the Education Ministry, particularly in light of its statements about "now is the time to tighten our belts''.
His question was referring to the Education Ministry's plans to hire a specialist team of five to...
concern and outrage from members of the House of Assembly yesterday.
A youth, travelling with two others, in Mr. Quinton Eldon Binns' taxi on Sunday night threw an acid-like substance in his face before running away in the Shelly Bay Park area.
"When...
being revealed. We think that happened to a great many Bermudians when they read Mr. David Critchley's views in last Friday's Royal Gazette . At the end of a long career Mr. Critchley was defining Bermuda as he saw it and his long Government service ...
This is the message that visiting Disability Equality Trainer Dr. Stephen Duckworth hopes to get across to all during the upcoming Access Awareness week.
Dr. Duckworth, who has a quadriplegic injury, is managing director of Disability Matters Ltd. in...
the UN Decolonisation Committee's regional seminar that began on Wednesday in Grenada.
Committee for the Independence of Bermuda head Mr. Walton Brown Jr. will present papers on two topics, while Shadow Health and Social Services Minister Mr. Nelson ...
first education programme for drunk drivers.
Under the proposal, public service vehicle drivers like bus and taxi operators would enter the programme after being convicted of driving under the influence of alcohol.
Government Road Safety Officer Mrs....
Mr. Stuart Hayward said this week after returning from the Earth Summit and Global Forum '92 in Brazil.
Mr. Hayward, who attended both the conference and forum which ran from June 1 until last Sunday in Rio de Janeiro, returned home exhausted but con...
We think it is important to point out what he sees as important but really as only symptoms of Bermuda's problems, "AIDS, drug abuse, Independence, and the environment'' and we want to emphasise his statement, "All of which deserve the attention they...
that long-dreaded, controversial 11-Plus transfer exam will no longer exist.
Instead of writing the exam next March, primary seven students will have the choice of attending the nearest secondary school in their neighbourhood or writing an entrance e...
