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One of the island’s top youth development programmes remains running despite the shock announcement last week that the charity Raleigh International UK was shutting down. Instead, Raleigh International Bermuda could partner with other Raleigh societi...

School trips are back – and for one primary school class yesterday it was an opportunity to explore the art and heritage of Africa. A P3 class from West Pembroke Primary paid a visit to the Bermuda National Gallery in Hamilton, where the African Coll...

Female students across the island will get an introduction to “real-world readiness” through the return of a leadership programme launched in 2019. Bermuda High School and HSBC bank has announced the third annual “She Leads” programme. It is open to ...

Bermuda’s restaurants urgently require young new staff as a shortage of servers confronts an industry battered by Covid-19 and anxious to welcome back customers. Karl Massam, head of the restaurants division for the Bermuda Chamber of Commerce, ackno...

A new app will take users on a guided tour of the island’s sailing heritage as Bermuda prepares for the international boating race SailGP. The race organisers partnered with the Bermuda Tourism Authority for May as heritage month, with the races sche...

Embattled Chief Fire Officer, Lloyd Burchall, has stepped down from his post, effective immediately, the Ministry of National Security has announced. Assistant Chief Fire Officer Dana Lovell was appointed Acting Fire Chief “with immediate effect”. Mr...

Bermuda College is to offer an online Master of Business Administration course this autumn. The degree programme comes from Bermuda College’s continuing partnership with Framingham State University in Massachusetts. The college is sponsoring a virtu...

Four dogs believed to be illegally bred were seized from a North Shore Road, Pembroke residence on Tuesday, police reported. Officers assisted animal wardens in removing the animals, which occurred without incident, according to a police spokesman. T...

A trove of historical documents linked to an 18th-century ship captured by a Bermudian privateer has been presented to the Bermuda Archives. The donation, made last Thursday to education minister Diallo Rabain, came as the Department of Libraries an...

The island’s two public senior schools got the go-ahead to hold their respective sports days this week with staff and spectators. The Berkeley Institute was approved for yesterday and today on its school field, while CedarBridge Academy’s athletics a...