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A group set up to fight the closure of West End Primary School has claimed it was snubbed by the Government. The West End Warriors for Legacy said presented a petition with 315 signatures against the plan to shut the school as part of an education s...

Young people on the Future Leaders programme have backed the scheme as this year’s group was inducted. Siniah Lambe, one of the group and from CedarBridge Academy, said: “Unlike school, Future Leaders Bermuda allows you to be way more open about how ...

Firecrews tackled a brushfire at a house in Smith’s last night. The flames destroyed an area of grass and several bushes in the grounds of a house in Harrington Sound Road. Dylan Rance, 16, who lives at the house with his mother, said he was in his r...

A single mother yesterday said she was “shocked and disappointed” after she found that her child could not be enrolled in a new Government-run preschool programme because of a policy change. The mother said she applied in June for a place on the Brig...

A reward of $5,000 was today offered for information on gun crimes. Crime Stoppers Bermuda said the cash would be paid out for tip-offs that led to arrests, convictions or seizures of firearms. A spokeswoman said the rewards were sparked by recent gu...

A mother yesterday said was inspired to start a specialist support group after her 16-year-old son suffered traumatic brain injuries in a car crash. Helen Cart set up the Bermuda TBI Survivors and Parents/Caregivers Support Group, a private Facebook ...

A Progressive Labour Party MP has defended the party’s Covid-19 SafeKey policy after Opposition criticism of the scheme. Christopher Famous accused Michael Dunkley, the shadow health minister, of “negativity” over new rules requiring customers of som...

A union’s threat of two-day strike this month was more to do with internal Progressive Labour Party politics than controversial changes to labour legislation, the Premier claimed yesterday. David Burt said in a letter to Chris Furbert, the president...

Union negotiators and the Government should go head-to-head until a deal is struck over union decertification votes, an Opposition MP said last night. Jarion Richardson, the shadow labour minister, said: “We recommend the negotiators enter a room, B...

Six students from Warwick Academy achieved 40 or more points in their International Baccalaureate in a first for the school, headteacher David Horan has revealed. The private school – the oldest in Bermuda and said to be the oldest continuously funct...