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Written by Duncan Hall
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His Excellency, the Hon. George Duncan Raukawa Fergusson was sworn in as the governor of Bermuda and commander-in-chief of the Bermuda Regiment in a ceremony on the grounds of the Cabinet Office on May 23.
Shortly before taking up the post, in the early evening of Friday, April 20, Fergusson was attacked in broad daylight in Margravine Cemetery and Park, in Hammersmith, West London, as he was en route to meet his wife at a dinner party. He lost the sight in his left ... |
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Written by Duncan Hall
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Richard Moseley became chief executive officer of HSBC Bank Bermuda Limited on May 10, succeeding Philip Butterfield. Moseley joined HSBC Bermuda on December 1, 2009.
He has spent 32 years in the HSBC organisation in a variety of roles, including senior executive within HSBC’s group head office, global head of payments and cash management, chief operating officer for global transaction banking, general manager for corporate and institutional banking as well as gene... |
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Written by Duncan Hall
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The Blueprint for Reform in Education is the public system’s strategic plan covering the years 2010 to 2015. Its goal is to deliver a first-class education of global standards to ensure that students reach their full potential. You can download a copy of the report at www.moed.bm.
We asked five people who are close to the island’s public-education system to provide their views on the current state of education in Bermuda. Joining us for a roundtable discussion are Becky ... |
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Written by Elizabeth Jones
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“I start with a tune in my head,” says Isabelle Ramsay-Brackstone. It’s a tune she plays with for weeks, sometimes for years, by adding notes, taking them away, adding others until she gets the symphony right. But it’s not music she’s making; it’s perfume, perfume for Lili Bermuda at the Bermuda Perfumery, which she owns and operates in the heart of St. George’s.
She has always been in love with perfume, even as a child when she breathed in the scents of ... |
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