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Insurance company BF&M has donated $20,000 over two years to support extracurricular activities at Purvis Primary School. The Bermuda Education Network’s Horizons programme uses donations from corporations to deliver sailing, arts and science lesson...

Bermuda’s serial vandal has struck again, with Hamilton bus depot the latest target for hateful messages. Racist and sexist language could be seen daubed over the walls at the city centre location yesterday morning, prompting the Bermuda Police Servi...

Attorney-General Trevor Moniz yesterday denied suggestions that the Bermuda Government had committed a breach of treaty over the Lahey Clinic lawsuit. The civil action, which alleges the Massachusetts hospital ran a bribery-based scheme with Ewart Br...

A community group has organised a get-together to discuss Bermuda’s social problems. Sharon Apopa of the Twin Ministries is calling for people to attend “A Nation Under Siege: The Impact of Pain on Social Constructs” at Evening Light Pentecostal Chur...

The TN Tatem Middle School, which has been closed for health reasons, will reopen on Monday. The discovery of mould in the building, and the poor air quality, caused the Ministry of Education to shut the school’s doors as maintenance work was carried...

Ewart Brown claims the Bermuda Government’s lawsuit against the Lahey Clinic is an attempt to “settle a political score” against him. In a press release, the former premier launched a vigorous defence of his relationship with the hospital, which he i...

The Price Control Commission has not met since April 2016 and has now been made redundant, finance minister Bob Richards told the House of Assembly. The panel was set up in 2011 to protect consumers from unwarranted price increases amid concerns fami...

Belco meter readers will be in action on Saturdays for the foreseeable future, the company announced. According to a press release, the move will mean customer billing cycles do not extend pass the normal 30-day meter reading cycle. Meter readers wil...

Grant Gibbons, Minister of Economic Development, has begun a review of the Government’s existing policies and legislation relating to local broadcasting, both radio and television. The minister told MPs that some of the policies date back to 1980 and...

The ocean and carbon footprints will be among the topics of discussion at the next Environmental Justice film evening at St Theresa’s Church Hall. The event tomorrow, organised by the Peace and Social Justice Committee of the Roman Catholic Church, w...