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When the members of the SAGE Commission and I accepted Finance Minister ET (Bob) Richards’ invitation to conduct a review of Government expenses, we all thought long and hard about why we would want to take on such a daunting task. Minister Richards ...

Government hit back at criticism over the state of St George’s yesterday, saying its predecessors were to blame for its rundown condition. Opposition Senator Renee Ming lamented what she said was the “deplorable” state of the old St George’s Golf Cou...

Director of Public Prosecutions Rory Field would not elaborate on the $1.5 million in proceeds of crime seized by Supreme Court orders issued ten years ago that have yet to be collected. This after Public Safety Minister Michael Dunkley disclosed in ...

Opposition Senators yesterday called on Government to ensure that cell phone blocking technology be employed at the Island’s prisons. Sen Marc Daniels noted that a cell phone jamming mechanism is in place at Westgate prison and called on the authorit...

A Bermudian academic is watching history unfold as riot police clash with protesters in angry demonstrations against the Turkish Government. Archaeologist Cathie Draycott is staying just yards from Taksim Square and Gezi Park in Istanbul, where demon...

A record number of schools have received top marks in a campaign to encourage students to adopt healthier lifestyles. At this year’s Healthy Schools Awards, Education Minister Nalton Brangman revealed that 25 of the 32 schools that took part in the s...

The P6 students at Victor Scott Primary have participated in the YouthNet reading programme from P1 through P6. They are the first class of students who have been with YouthNet all their primary school life and they are now graduating to middle schoo...

Young Observer paid the West Pembroke family a visit earlier this week to join them in celebrating their achievements this school year. It has been a tremendous school year for West Pembroke in so many areas. West Pembroke offers an extensive extra ...