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Crichlow becomes consumer affairs board chairman (opens the original)
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A lawyer and prominent charity head has been appointed chairman of the Consumer Affairs Board. Aaron Crichlow, a founder of Bermuda Is Love, took the position effective September 11, the Ministry of Home Affairs announced. Mr Crichlow’s role in social justice and charity was hailed by Alexa Lightbourne, the minister, as a win for the body, which protects consumers from “misleading, exploitative or dishonest trading practices”. She added: “Strong consumer protection helps safeguard residents and
Artful month of experiences returns for October (opens the original)
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A month of cultural and artistic celebration is returning courtesy of the Bermuda Tourism Authority. The annual Art Month, launched in 2023, opens tomorrow with Art in Motion at City Hall in Hamilton bringing “a moving celebration of Bermuda’s creative community”, encompassing the Bermuda National Gallery and Bermuda Society of Arts, with live music and refreshments. Half of proceeds will support participating galleries, with the remainder going to a local charitable cause. Jan Hutton, the chief
Dickinson: legal warning to PLP ignored (opens the original)
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Legal advice over a disputed surge in Progressive Labour Party membership, shared last month with members of the party executive, was ignored, a party leadership challenger has claimed. Curtis Dickinson’s letter to the party, sent out on Sunday, said his campaign had also agreed with David Burt, the Premier, that “an internal process to resolve the issue would be preferred by us both”, after setting out the legal pitfalls of the membership changes. Mr Dickinson, a former Minister of Finance, wro
‘Flu express’ returns in October (opens the original)
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The approach of influenza season has prompted an annual vaccination drive to protect against the virus and reduce the risk of serious illness and complications. The Ministry of Health will offer the first round of protective shots on Saturday, from 10am to 2pm at the Hamilton Health Centre. It will be offered at the same times on October 7 at St George’s Cricket Club and October 8 at Boaz Island Community Field in Sandys. People aged 12 years and above can avail, at $20 per shot for adults and c
Dickinson: legal warning to PLP was ignored (opens the original)
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Legal advice over a disputed surge in Progressive Labour Party membership, shared last month with members of the party executive, was ignored, a party leadership challenger has claimed. Curtis Dickinson’s letter to the party, sent out on Sunday, said his campaign had also agreed with David Burt, the Premier, that “an internal process to resolve the issue would be preferred by us both”, after setting out the legal pitfalls of the membership changes. Mr Dickinson, a former Minister of Finance, wro
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