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"Minister: Timetable cuts are the only way to save bus service"

Passengers can expect even more bus cancellations, but Transport Minister Terry Lister insists timetable cuts are the only way to save the Island’s bus service. Transport bosses are now drawing up a list of up to 25 last-minute bus cancellations on a...
Apr 19, 2011

"Honour for a woman who took drug addicts in for breakfast"

A woman inviting drug addicts home for breakfast? It could be a disaster in the making however nurse Linda Russell has been helping some of the most desperate people in her neighbourhood for many years. She was honoured for her efforts recently by th...
Apr 19, 2011
Letters to the Editor

"US softening drugs laws"

March 13, 2011 Dear Sir, A 43-year-old tourist received a hefty fine for importation after cannabis was found in his cruise ship cabin. Well I believe that Bermuda can add at least one more tourist and at most all of his friends and acquaintances to...
Apr 19, 2011
Other

"Anniversary Club"

Congratulations to: Elisha Lewis of Pembroke whose birthday is today. Clinton Mallory of Valley Heights Road, Devonshire whose birthday is today.
Apr 19, 2011
Letters to the Editor

"Spread resources out for Harbour Nights"

April 13, 2011 Dear Sir, Relative to the reduction in the Harbour Night schedule, I offer the following comment and suggestion. The majority of the persons in attendance are visitors and will not be able to compare content of a revised event to a so ...
Apr 19, 2011
Letters to the Editor

"Congratulations, PLP"

April 13, 2011 Dear Sir, We should all congratulate the PLP Government for what they have achieved since November 1998. Many of us believed they would destroy our economy within five years but they didn't start doing that until they had been in power...
Apr 19, 2011
Bermuda Works

"The Job with Mark Simons"

Mark Simons Age: 45 Role: Insurance broker, Bowring Marsh What is your job? I’m an insurance Broker with Bowring Marsh. My role is split between handling various client accounts requiring insurance capacity from within the Bermuda market and overse...
Apr 19, 2011
Crime

"Politicians respond to David Clarke’s murder"

Premier Paula Cox has branded the recent spate of senseless shootings “an outrage to us all” for negatively affecting the Island’s mood. Ms Cox and other politicians have spoken of their shock after David Clarke was shot dead on Sunday evening at the...
Apr 19, 2011
Crime

"‘We need a new social contract in Bermuda’ - Dunkley"

Bermuda needs to create a better social contract by creating jobs through a strengthened economy and improved education system, Shadow National Security Minister Michael Dunkley said yesterday. Senator Dunkley said the only way to tackle gang cultur...
Apr 19, 2011
Environment

"Tynes Bay ash processing facility completed"

Construction of a new building to improve the incineration process at the Tynes Bay Waste Treatment Facility has been completed. The two-storey building is to be used to house new equipment for processing ash, which is then mixed with cement to form ...
Apr 19, 2011
Crime

"Upset neighbours recoil after shocking murder"

Residents of the Devonshire neighbourhood where David Clarke was murdered on Sunday have spoken of their fear and upset. Mr Clarke, 26, was riding his bike back from the Mid Atlantic Boat Club when he was attacked at the junction of Bandroom Lane and...
Apr 19, 2011
Education

"Avoid the UK tuition hike transfer to Scotland"

Bermudian students affected by fee hikes at UK universities may be able to take advantage of Scotland’s lower tuition next year. Tuition costs for the coming academic year are set to triple in the UK while Scotland’s universities are to remain govern...
Apr 19, 2011
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