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A documentary to chart the collection of more than three tonnes of plastic waste from a beach over an 18 month period is to to be made. Film company LookBermuda, a film company, has teamed up with Keep Bermuda Beautiful for the film of the work on ...

Forced transfers of primary pupils to other schools as part of a major shake-up of the education system could cause huge trauma, the shadow education minister warned last night. Ben Smith of the One Bermuda Alliance said: “We should be really worried...

Clean air campaigners today appealed to power firm Belco to help form a community advisory committee to foster better relations between the power plant and its neighbours. The Bermuda Clean Air Coalition, whose members include local residents, busine...

Public schools will reopen at the start of the new term next year on a remote basis, it was revealed tonight. Diallo Rabain, the education minister, said the regime would run from January 5 to January 12. Mr Rabain said: “Teachers will begin online l...

A total of nine primary schools face closure in one of the biggest shake-ups in the history of the public education system. The shock news came in a consultation document from the education ministry outlined plans for the creation of just ten parish ...

The number of teachers in Bermuda’s public primary schools cannot be cut if school rolls remained the same, a senior teachers’ union official warned yesterday. Mike Charles, the general secretary of the Bermuda Union of Teachers, was speaking after t...

A Holiday Heartbeats concert went ahead at Hamilton’s City Hall despite Covid-19 restrictions. The lunchtime event featured musical performances by island artists. A spokeswoman for the Department of Community and Cultural Affairs said Covid-19 reg...

Three top artists will be honoured in the Bermuda Arts Council Awards 2020 tonight. Peter Nash, a singer, will get a Lifetime Achievement Award. Sharon Muhammad, formerly Wilson, an artist, and Wendell “Shine” Hayward, a musician, will be presented ...

Bermuda's 18 primary schools were gifted more than $62,000 worth of supplies this week. School principals, staff members and pupils united to thank Support Public Schools for the donations. The SPS team delivered supplies including cleaning products,...

It would be “almost suicidal” for the Government to collect less land tax from the public after the financial hit it has incurred as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic. Michelle Simmons, Vice President of the Senate, said reductions in rental prices ...