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The Bermuda National Trust has published historic Bermuda slave registers online in a searchable spreadsheet format. The spreadsheets, available through the Bermuda National Trust website, were transcribed from original, handwritten Bermuda Slave Reg...

Supporters are also invited to make a special donation for those families most impacted by the current economic crisis

Current data supports that 2 per cent of Bermuda residents report having problems with gambling in their lifetime

Planners are hosting two online “lunch and learn” events to let the public learn more about the draft City of Hamilton Plan. Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs, said: “The City of Hamilton is the central hub for much of island’s commerce, ent...

Police diverted traffic on Harbour Road yesterday after “multiple accidents” on the road. A police spokeswoman said that traffic delays were also expected as officers diverted motorists around the collisions. Earlier yesterday, police said a senior w...

Windreach has received a $50,000 boost thanks to a donation from L&F Indemnity Ltd. The donation, which also includes the gift of five laptop computers, was made as the charity celebrates 50 years of therapeutic riding in Bermuda. Stewart Ritchie, ch...

The public have been urged to stop putting faeces out in their household waste after a worker was “spattered by faeces” while collecting trash on Serpentine Road. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the Minister of Public Works: “It is quite alarming tha...

The post is the third advertised by UN Women in connection to Building Back Equal, a joint UN/Bermuda programme to be based on the island

The 19 people who started training earlier this month have officially now become Privates

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner has entered into two international cooperation agreements allowing it to work with organisations around the world during investigations. A spokeswoman for the office said that it has joined both the Global Priva...