Ten Million, Taxpayers’ dollars have been spent over the last 10 years to prosecute, embarrass, and negatively malign Dr. the Hon. Ewart F. Brown former Premier of Bermuda. A petition has been formalized and is being addressed to the Governor of Bermuda, Her Excellency Rena Lalgie requesting that she forward the petition to Her Majesty […]Read More
Good news coming out of our senior high school as the English Department of The Berkeley Institute is about to embark on an interesting and exciting Island-wide Reading Initiative and they are inviting the Bermuda reading public to join them. This dream project is themed ONE ISLAND, ONE BOOK, where the entire island reads the […]Read More
All is not lost! In the midst of the Covid-19 pandemic a new Bermudian owned and operated business opens in Warwick with a focus on everything plumbing! Orrick Smith, owner of “Warwick Plumbing Limited,” worked in the hospitality industry after returning to live in Bermuda. Later Mr. Smith moved into sales at BAC, where he […]Read More
Today we are reporting another two coronavirus related deaths”, said Minister of Health, Kim Wilson, JP, MP. “I extend heartfelt condolences to their families and friends, and I am praying for those currently in hospital with coronavirus related illnesses. I sincerely hope that they all recover soon.” Since the last update, the Ministry of Health […]Read More
The Cabinet Office advised today that in accordance with Section 31(1) (b) of the Bermuda Constitution Order 1968, Mr. Curtis Richardson has submitted his resignation to the President of the Senate with effect from 31st January 2022. An appointment to the vacant seat will be made in the coming weeks. Premier David Burt said: “Let […]Read More
Today, the Head of the Public Service Dr. Derrick Binns confirming a story TNN News released last week of the appointment of Keeva Joell-Benjamin as the Commissioner of Corrections. And in an historic milestone, Ms. Joell-Benjamin becomes Bermuda’s first female Commissioner of Corrections. Ms. Joell-Benjamin’s appointment became effective January 17, 2022. Having joined the service […]Read More
Around 7:20 a.m. on Sunday 23rd January 2022, police responded to a report that several buses at the Department of Public Transportation’s Dockyard Depot were broken into and the canisters into which passengers deposit their fares, removed. The canisters contained an unknown quantity of cash. Once the scene was forensically processed, officers conducted a search […]Read More
Recently, the Minister of Home Affairs, the Hon Walter Roban, JP, MP, visited farmers to speak with them regarding the increasing incidence of theft, the challenges they face providing produce for the local market, and opportunities to improve their industry. Members of the public will be aware of the term “night farming”, used to describe […]Read More
Equality is defined as “the state of being equal, especially in status, rights and opportunities”. The Human Rights Act as currently enshrined in law prohibits employment discrimination, among other types of discrimination, on the basis of any protected category, which includes race, place of origin, ethnicity, sexual orientation as well as other characteristics. Having employment […]Read More
Word coming to TNN this morning suggesting nine buses at the DPT Dockyard Bus depot had been vandalized. As we arrived on scene, police and DPT officials were on hand assessing the damage. TNN sought a comment from DPT Director Roger Todd, who refused to provide one. Police have since issued a statement confirming that […]Read More