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A schoolboy with severe autism has been refused permission to repeat a school year despite backing from his teacher and doctor. His parents said their son had the mental age of a five-year-old and, because of disruption to his education caused by th...

The Bermuda Zoological Society has won an international award for its restoration work on an island. The US-based Association of Zoos and Aquariums singled out the Living Classroom project by BZS, the major support charity for the Bermuda Aquarium, M...

The traditional Christmas Walkabout in the Town of St George has been axed this year because of the coronavirus. Belcario Thomas, the co-chairman for the East End Division of the Bermuda Chamber of Commerce, said that the decision to cancel the shop...

The wife of the Premier appealed yesterday to the public to back Breast Cancer Awareness Month, despite the Covid-19 pandemic. Kristin Burt, the patron of the event, said this year’s theme of “I Believe in Pink”, was inspired by the late Audrey Hepbu...

Parents and staff at a primary school have joined forces to complain about a string of problems, including poor Covid-19 safety enforcement and “dictatorial” management. The anonymous group, said to include 100 parents of pupils and 12 staff, added t...

Time is up for the One Bermuda Alliance, the leader of the Free Democratic Movement claimed yesterday. Marc Bean, a former leader of the Progressive Labour Party, said the OBA’s hammering at the polls on Thursday was clear evidence the party was a s...

The Progressive Labour Party swept the board in the East End last night after it retained all four seats. It was the second election in a row that the PLP has held the seats in St George’s and St David’s. Renée Ming took St George’s North with 75.72...

A private school has appointed a principal designate, it was revealed yesterday. Anna Faria-Machado joined Mount St Agnes Academy in September 1999 as a grade-six teacher and has taught at several levels at the school and was promoted to assistant p...

Progressive Labour Party candidate Wayne Caines has defended making a $1,000 donation to a football match in the constituency in which he is standing. Mr Caines, the candidate in Devonshire North West, was filmed in a video that circulated on social...

The Premier told the country yesterday that today’s General Election was a “once-in-a-generation opportunity to reshape Bermuda’s politics” and close the divide in Bermuda. David Burt said: “Bermuda will go to the polls in what will be remembered as ...