Year in Review January: Prison officers win health insurance legal battle The Bermuda Government suffered a defeat after prison officers won a Supreme Court battle against changes that required them to make health insurance payments. ... The Bermuda Government suffered a defeat after prison office... FULL ARTICLE Thursday Dec 31, 2020
Year in Review - Thursday Dec 31, 2020 February: Firearms crimes set dangerous tone Gun violence marred the second month of the year. There were four firearms incidents in the space of 24 hours, all thoug...
Year in Review - Thursday Dec 31, 2020 March: Covid-19 an existential threat Health teams, the Government and businesses braced themselves for the inevitable impact of Covid-19, which had taken mor...
Year in Review - Thursday Dec 31, 2020 April: State of emergency Businesses were shut, church services moved online and residents ordered to adhere to a 24-hour curfew that took effect ...
Year in Review - Thursday Dec 31, 2020 May: Help us find Chavelle The disappearance of 26-year-old Chavelle Dillon-Burgess dominated headlines in May after police appealed to the public ...
Year in Review - Thursday Dec 31, 2020 June: ʽI can’t breathe’ Just days before some 7,000 Bermuda residents marched through Hamilton in support of the Black Lives Matter movement, th...
Year in Review - Thursday Dec 31, 2020 July: Hope tempered by warning signs The Covid-19 pandemic continued to dominate the news throughout July – but with positive headlines rather than bleak for...
Year in Review - Thursday Dec 31, 2020 August: Celebrating Young Achievers Young people harnessed their talent, hard work and passion to go above and beyond what was expected of them – regardless...
Year in Review - Thursday Dec 31, 2020 September: Facing the music David Burt apologised to the public for overseeing an $800,000 loan from the public purse to an American music promoter ...
Year in Review - Thursday Dec 31, 2020 October: PLP 30-OBA 6 Although the Premier’s decision to call a General Election midway through a parliamentary term had come as a surprise, t...
Year in Review - Thursday Dec 31, 2020 November: Left out in the cold The Bermuda Government paid out $11 million to cover redundancy payments to workers left unemployed by the closure of th...
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