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The Department of Education has asked the Bermuda Union of Teachers to a meeting to tackle fears over a new grading and reports system for pupils. Kalmar Richards, the Commissioner of Education, announced that the meeting would be held today with hel...

Bermuda may be more receptive to providing a pathway to status for non-Bermudians now the island has suffered the effects of a strained economy, says Craig Cannonier. The Leader of the Opposition was speaking after his party reignited the idea of the...

Bermuda’s emergency volunteer organisations are joining forces to boost recruitment and retention in an age when fewer people are giving back. The Bermuda Police Reserves hosted a round-table discussion with the Royal Bermuda Regiment and St John Am...

The Mayor of Hamilton is considering staging a public rally to highlight public opposition to government’s proposed municipalities reform. Charles Gosling, who along with Quinell Francis, Mayor of St George’s, has decried the lack of public consulta...

A First World War cedar box, a rare Alfred Birdsey oil painting and a hundred-year-old Minton tea set are among the prized items going under the hammer this Saturday. The Bermuda National Trust held a preview this morning for its annual auction — one...

Mothers of children with rare medical syndromes are calling for a national day of recognition to highlight the unusual challenges they face. Today, February 28, is marked around the world as International Rare Disease Day. Tanya Dyer and Sarah Robins...

Radio host Nikita Robinson is inviting members of the public to read at a nursery, preschool or primary school to help celebrate World Book Day 2019. Ms Robinson, of Hott 107.5’s show The Ladies Room, said that World Book Day is her favourite day of...

Bermuda’s “culture of no” towards new business ideas has damaged the island’s tourist industry, a top Bermuda Tourism Authority official has said. Glenn Jones, director of strategy and corporate communications for the BTA, added that research showed ...

Belco reminded property owners to cut back their trees from power lines as they continue to cause outages across the island. More than 3,400 customers lost power last year as a result of trees falling on power lines that were not related hurricanes....

Ryan Robinson Perinchief has become the first Bermudian to be nominated for the Commonwealth Youth Awards for development work in the community. Mr Perinchief, who runs the Future Leaders Bermuda programme for Bermuda’s youth, is one of four regional...