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A major report on the state of Bermuda’s 18 primary schools was published five years ago and detailed a litany of health, safety and security problems. The Score report found problems at every school, with many said to be in a very poor state of repa...

The two primary schools that performed best in final year exams in three core subjects over the past decade will be shut under a Government proposal to transform the education system. St George’s Prep and St David’s PS topped a table of average score...

It is a task said to be “monumental” by David Burt, the Premier, and Diallo Rabain, the education minister – the transformation of the public school system to give every Bermudian child a chance to excel. A consultation document released in ...

Information Commissioner Gitanjali Gutierrez has ordered the Cabinet Office to make a decision on whether to release records about an entertainment company which was lent $800,000 from the public purse. The Royal Gazette requested the documents ...

A magistrate has launched a legal action against the Commissioner of Police for unlawful arrest. A writ was filed by lawyers at Resolution Chambers at the Supreme Court last week on behalf of Khamisi Tokunbo seeking unspecified damages. Mr Tokunbo wa...

An overseas company asked to redesign Bermuda’s public school system will be paid more than $2 million, it has been revealed. A notice published in the Official Gazette on Monday said that Innovation Unit Australia New Zealand would get $2.1 million ...

The Government is suing the Information Commissioner to avoid having to hand over records to her about the payment of hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars to former premier Ewart Brown. Dr Brown, who owns two medical clinics, received the funds ...

A pressure group which fought to end marriage equality in Bermuda is still “absolutely” against same-sex weddings but no longer raises funds, its chairman said. Melvyn Bassett of Preserve Marriage and Family said the organisation – no longer a regist...

The Bermudian who launched the legal fight for marriage equality four years ago said he was optimistic about how it would end – and about the future for gay people on the island. Winston Godwin said: “There are always going to be pockets of people wh...

The legal battle over marriage equality will be decided after a two-day virtual hearing which is due to start tomorrow in front of the Privy Council in London. A panel of five judges at Bermuda’s highest court of appeal will hear the Government’s arg...