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"Service remembers slave trade resistors"

The sacrifices made by those who resisted the slave trade have been remembered in a ceremony at Cobbs Hill Methodist Church. Yesterday’s service, held to mark the United Nation’s International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Tran...
Mar 26, 2012
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"CedarBridge teen makes history"

Salvation Army volunteer, honours student and Carifta Games hopeful. Akeila Richardson’s teachers at CedarBridge Academy already knew she was a pretty outstanding teen and on Saturday night it was made official. Richardson made history when she was n...
Mar 26, 2012
Health

"GPs’ concern over patient confidentiality"

New legislation regarding Health Insurance could potentially result in breaches of doctor-patient confidentiality, according to some GPs. The GPs expressed concern that because of broad wording, the legislation could give the Bermuda Health Council a...
Mar 26, 2012
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"CURB conference"

Anti-racism organisation CURB will host a two-day conference this week on racial injustices and the impact of racism, past and present. The Racial Justice Conference, which takes place on Friday and Saturday, will feature speakers such civil rights l...
Mar 26, 2012
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"Shoppers undeterred by rate change"

Just 13 percent of residents told pollsters they’d be put off buying overseas by the new 25 percent Customs duty rate. The vast majority said they would either carry on as before or be more likely to shop overseas in spite of the new rate Premier Pau...
Mar 26, 2012
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"Government praises planner’s promotion"

Government has praised a Bermudian employee for being promoted to the post of Planner after ten years of work with the Department of Planning. Tamsyn Doran began her career with the Department in 2000 as a summer student working in the Forward Planni...
Mar 26, 2012
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"One hurt in weekend collisions"

A motorcyclist ended up in the Intensive Care Unit after his auxiliary cycle came into collision with an SUV in Warwick. A police spokesman said the emergency services attended the collision at the junction of South Road and Tribe Road No1 around 9.1...
Mar 26, 2012
Politics

"Government cars off the road raises questions over waste"

Ninety-two of Government’s vehicles were off the road for repairs at the same time, according to parliamentary responses provided by Senator Vince Ingham. And One Bermuda Alliance Senator Michael Fahy said figures showing 237 cars were registered to ...
Mar 26, 2012
Court

"Burrows’ builder got $60k cash"

A construction boss told Supreme Court his firm was paid about $60,000 in cash for carrying out work at the home of alleged fraudster Kyril Burrows. Thornton Robinson said his company of five men spent around six weeks at the private home at Turkey H...
Mar 26, 2012
Politics

"Smith: OBA has changed its tune"

The One Bermuda Alliance changes its political tune to suit itself, according to Government Senator Jonathan Smith. Sen Smith pointed to the OBA’s accusation that Government uses the global recession as a scapegoat as a prime example of that fact. “B...
Mar 26, 2012
Politics

"Shops can open on Good Friday"

Shops in St George’s will be allowed to open this Good Friday in order to keep cruise ship visitors entertained. All senators in the Upper House supported the Public Holidays Amendment Act, which relaxes the long-standing rule forcing stores to stay ...
Mar 26, 2012
Politics

"Pension pot plan passed"

The Senate passed a bill allowing Government employees to tap into their pensions early if they encounter financial hardships such as rent arrears or medical expenses from April 1 onwards. The move, first announced in the Throne Speech in 2011, follo...
Mar 26, 2012
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