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The eastbound lane between the intersection of Bermudiana Road and Queen Street will be closed next week as road paving takes place. The City of Hamilton said the road will have restricted access from Monday to Friday. During rush hour traffic from ...

The charity Tomorrow’s Voices is to host a community webinar aimed at improving awareness and understanding of those with autism and other developmental disabilities. Executive Functioning, Did I Really Need to Do That? aims to provide support f...

A parent of public schoolchildren has launched a survey to gather opinion on the process used by the Government to determine which primary schools should close as part of its education reform plans. Rajai Denbrook said the aim was to facilitate an “...

A mural featuring former professional footballer Clyde Best aims to inspire young Bermudian sportsmen and women to greatness. A team of 20 artists has united to paint a 142ft by 9ft wall along Clyde Best Lane in Somerset, which they hope to complete ...

Saltus’s outgoing head of school told students ‘the world needs you and you are ready for the world’. Deryn Lavell expressed her gratitude to the teachers, staff and senior students who enjoyed a day of “celebration and opportunity” at the recent gra...

Healthcare providers, educators and legal professionals are being invited to an open house by psychological and psychiatric treatment centre Solstice. The event, being held today from 5pm to 7pm, is an effort to “help strengthen the supports offered ...

Another 343 new positive Covid-19 cases have been reported, it was announced last night. The cases were confirmed among 9,203 test results received by the health ministry from last Tuesday to Monday, representing a four per cent test positivity rate....

About 1,000 people turned out to the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo on Saturday to celebrate World Oceans Day and World Environment Day. The facility, along with the Bermuda Zoological Society, hosted a free Family Open Day, where they demonstrate...

A Bermudian author who wrote the true story of her brother’s killing at the hands of her other brother has won a local literary award. Carlene “Zavane” Spencer-Darrell, whose book Why I Killed My Brother was published last December, picked up the Cr...

More than 40 foster parents were treated to an appreciation tea held at the Royal Hamilton Amateur Dinghy Club. The Ministry of Social Development and Seniors joined the Department of Child Development to host the event on May 22 recognising the pare...