The kitchen at Westgate Correctional Facility was closed late on Friday due to a collapsed ceiling caused by a ruptured water pipe.
The Department of Works and Engineering was immediately notified ...
An investigation was launched after an unmarked police car crashed with a taxi in St George’s on Thursday night.
The incident happened at Stone Crusher Corner, on Kindley Field Road, when the police c...
Police are investigating threats of violence made on social media against members of the LGBTQ community.
The Bermuda Police Service also pledged its support for the island’s first gay pride parade, w...
The Bermuda School of Music put on a show at the national gallery.
Performers included Shelby Dems on violin, Amy Beekhuizen and Shelby Dems on viola and Jeremiah Smith on guitar.
Ms Dems, Ms Beekhuiz...
Members of the Mirrors Programme will join forces with the Department of Parks to clean up the Southlands property in Warwick.
Teams will unite and will clear natural debris, trash and abandoned furni...
Victoria Pearman, the Ombudsman for Bermuda, has submitted her annual report for 2018 to the Speaker of the House of Assembly in accordance with her statutory duty under the
Ombudsman Act 2004.
The r...
The Ministry of Education will provide scholarship opportunities for Bermudian students to attend The University of the West Indies.
Education minister Diallo Rabain said the ministry would dedicate $...
The United States Consulate and the Bermuda National Library will celebrate LGBTI Pride Month by screening a documentary about a pro-gay demonstration from 1969.
The American Experience show Stonewall...
The Government pleaded for patience yesterday as it deals with large piles of Sargassum seaweed on Bermuda’s beaches.
Seaweed has washed up at numerous spots in the island’s first “inundation event” s...
Two paintings have gone on display at the Bermuda National Gallery to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Theatre Boycott. Charles Lloyd Tucker’s Storm in a Teacup and Robert Barritt’s Theatre Boy...
