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Expectant moms dismayed by Govt approach

A group of home birth advocates has reacted with dismay to what they call unnecessary Government bureaucracy which is preventing their midwives from entering the Island. Government, meanwhile, has maintained that “vigorous efforts” are underway to ma...
May 27, 2014
Cricket

No excuses as misfiring Bay come up short

Somerset Cricket Club (Willow Cuts won toss): Willow Cuts beat Bailey’s Bay by nine wickets Willow Cuts beat Bailey’s Bay comfortably for the second time in the early weeks of the season, with Stephen Outerbridge, the Bay captain, offering no excuse...
May 27, 2014
Running-Triathlon

Smith goes one better in Heritage race

It proved to be a good day for triathletes named Tyler yesterday, as Tyler Smith stepped up from a second place a year ago to win the Heritage Day junior race. The 15-year-old recovered just in time from a cycle crash a month ago that left him with a...
May 27, 2014
Cricket

Borden douses Somerset

Lord’s (St David’s won toss): St David’s beat Somerset by eight wickets St David’s got their title defence off on the front foot after cruising to an emphatic eight-wicket victory over a youthful Somerset in a match reduced to 39 overs because of a ...
May 27, 2014
Other

Officials silent over cash concerns

Corporation of Hamilton officials are remaining tight-lipped over concerns that they have handed over thousands of dollars to a bankrupt organisation. The Royal Gazette revealed that the US-based National Conference of Black Mayors — which is holding...
May 27, 2014
Other

Bermuda-based oil driller signs majorrig deal with Russia

Oslo (Bloomberg) — North Atlantic Drilling Ltd., the rig-owner controlled by billionaire John Fredriksen, signed a cooperation deal with OAO Rosneft that will make Russia’s biggest oil company one of its largest shareholders. The accord, signed as th...
May 27, 2014
Other

Govt may bring back students loans scheme

Government is to explore the possibility of introducing a loan programme to help students fund the cost of further education. A scheme had existed whereby previous Governments had acted as guarantors for bank loans taken out by cash-strapped students...
May 27, 2014
Other

Bermuda soldiers get in on the action

A group of Bermuda Regiment soldiers yesterday ran the traditional Bermuda Day half-marathon — with a difference. The group of 10 soldiers ran the 13 mile plus course in combat gear and boots and carrying regulation backpacks weighing 30lbs each. And...
May 27, 2014
Letters to the Editor

Getting Bermuda on right track

May 25, 2014 Dear Sir, I would like to congratulate the OBA for trying to get Bermuda on the right track for all its future endeavors. I am pleased to see the great improvement in the refurbishing of the Gibbs Hill Lighthouse and its surroundings, it...
May 27, 2014
Letters to the Editor

Best opposition

May 24, 2014 Dear Sir, The PLP make the best opposition party in the world. They relentlessly root out discrepancies and wrong doing. I vote for them remaining as the opposition for ever. JUST WATCHING
May 27, 2014
Cricket

St George’s limp east with record defeat

Southampton Oval (Southampton won toss): Southampton beat St George’s by 320 runs Only in biblical and fairytales does David overcome the behemoth Goliath, and St George’s could find neither the prayer nor magical genie to provide them with the nece...
May 27, 2014
Opinion Writer

An opportunity to rebuild

Bermuda has weathered many storms over the years, be they natural, or man-made, and all have tested the true Bermuda spirit to the fullest. History has shown that even at the worst of those times it was that Bermuda spirit that kept our island home f...
May 27, 2014
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