The executive director of St John Ambulance was today presented with a community service award.
Jacqueline Browne was honoured with the quarterly award by Bermuda CableVision for her leadership of the charity.
St John Ambulance supplies first aid at ...
Known for his insightful and outgoing personality, 16-year-old Nahge O’Brien, the young sailor well-known to the Bermuda Sloop Foundation, lost his battle to cancer on Sunday.
Nahge succumbed to leukaemia at St Jude’s Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee w...
Economy Minister Patrice Minors assured the House of Assembly she had “no intentions to make any changes to the existing policy” when it came to term limits.
The statement came as Ms Minors rebutted Opposition claims that the policy had driven busine...
DATE: Apr 23, 2012 | CATEGORY: Politics | AUTHOR: Jonathan Bell
April 18, 2012
Dear Sir,
Where in the world do these politicians get their arrogance from? Minister Weeks states he will “consider” releasing the report into how the $4.1 million thruster wall at Heritage Wharf was damaged. Minister Weeks seems to f...
DATE: Apr 23, 2012 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor |
Robert Mugabe - What Happened?
5pm Saturday at BUEI
The title of this disturbing documentary says it all. How did Zimbabwean liberation hero Robert Mugabe turn into one of the world’s most oppressive and hated leaders, an internationally-reviled auto...
DATE: Apr 18, 2012 | CATEGORY: Arts & Entertainment | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
What do you care about? Do you really know?
Many of us have a vague notion of what we hold important but have you ever thought of making a list, pinpointing the very things that make life worth living for you and that you stand for? A list of your va...
April 11, 2012
Dear Sir,
I have never seen such a display of hypocrisy in all my life as I have today on the front page of The Royal Gazette displaying the totally hogwash Dr Ewart Brown is trying to stuff yet again down Bermudian’s throats. Sadly th...
DATE: Apr 16, 2012 | CATEGORY: Letters to the Editor |
‘Life in Bermuda took on a note of high gaiety as the blockade runners flocked to the islands. Mrs Norman
Walker maintained a perennial open house for the South’s supporters and the Bourne’s “Rose Hill”,
overlooking St George’s Harbour, ebbed and flo...
Most awesome! They are the words that overwhelm me when trying to sum up in one phrase the efforts of everyone concerned with Bermuda’s hosting of the 41st Carifta Games at the National Sports Centre.
National spirits were at a high throttle as the o...
A modern process for hearing complaints about judges and an annual report on the judicial system are among the top priorities for new Chief Justice Ian Kawaley.
Mr Justice Kawaley, who took on the role on Tuesday, also wants to see a more “coherent a...
