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Roadside sobriety testing could be brought back for the Christmas season, the Minister of Transport said today. In a statement to the House of Assembly, Lawrence Scott also urged people to pick a designated driver who would stay sober and drive. The ...

A shake-up of the One Bermuda Alliance shadow cabinet has been unveiled by the party’s leader. The move by Cole Simons comes just before the Government is to set out its plans for the year ahead with Friday’s Throne Speech. In the partial reshuffle o...

Two Bermudian’s dream of the spotlight have been bolstered by the Gilbert and Sullivan Society of Bermuda. Lauren Mendes and Onuri Smith were awarded the charity’s Marjorie Stanton Scholarship and John Barnett Scholarship to continue their studies of...

About 2,000 people have received vaccine booster shots so far, the health minister said today. Kim Wilson added the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital and the National Sports Centre vaccine centres were administering boosters to people over the age o...

A total of three schools opened yesterday, the Government said last night. A spokeswoman added that two more were expected to open today. Warwick Preschool, Victor Scott Primary in Pembroke and East End Primary in St George reopened yesterday. Elliot...

A star pupil has won a four-year scholarship and plans to study computer science in Canada. Genevieve Lau, who studied at the Bermuda High School for Girls, was awarded this year’s Dudley and Deborah Butterfield Scholarship, worth more than $7,000 a...

A jump in coronavirus cases has led to four extra students getting scholarships to study abroad. The Hamilton Princess & Beach Club handed over $40,000 to education charity Knowledge Quest after the Bermuda Sail Grand Prix had to reduce its planned e...

The newest recruits to the Royal Bermuda Regiment have successfully completed two weeks of tough training. The rookie soldiers battled a range of challenges over Recruit Camp – and said they looked forward to continuing their military education. Priv...

The Department of Culture is again hosting its Emancipation Youth Creativity Competition as part of this month’s Emancipation observances. And Bermuda’s young people are being encouraged to submit their poems, WhatsApp or YouTube videos, or any other...

Age Concern will start a virtual education programme next week covering legal, financial and computer literacy, the charity said yesterday. A statement said the 11 sessions “cover many of the main issues people face as they age”, including how to st...