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There was a sea of green at the Progressive Labour Party’s public rally at Prospect Primary School last night as energised supporters gathered in droves. Hundreds of people attended and with all parking spaces at the school and surrounding areas full...

Independent candidate for Constituency 21 Elmore Warren said that the political unrest in Bermuda was one of the biggest concerns he had been hearing from voters. The owner and operator of Fresh TV was speaking at a public question and answer sessio...

The Cabinet Office will close tomorrow and reopen on Wednesday at 8.30am in the newly renovated Cabinet Building. The office was temporarily located at Innovations House on Reid Street while repairs were carried out on the Cabinet Building at 105 Fro...

A motorcyclist was injured in a two-vehicle collision on North Shore Road, Devonshire, yesterday morning. Police and first responders were dispatched to the incident at about 11.40am. According to police, it appears that the motorcyclist struck a ca...

The seventh annual Groundswell Lionfish Tournament is due to take place next Saturday, with competitors gathering at the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences. Continuing under the banner “Eat ‘Em to Beat ‘Em”, the rules remain in place that lionfish ...

The Progressive Labour Party has outlined what it plans to implement in the first 100 days of office should they come to power. An attempt to bring down the cost of living; an appointment of a Gang Violence Reduction Co-ordinator; a technology hub i...

Driving tourism, balancing the budget books and boosting capital development were among a raft of plans the One Bermuda Alliance pledged in order to drive the economy forward. This is according to Bob Richards who reiterated the plans set out in the...

A locally made children’s activity book exploring the history of Bermuda sailing through games, puzzles, fun facts and articles will help to install a sense of pride in the island, according to its creators. The product by SJD World, a Bermudian gra...

School infrastructures have crumbled, ministers have repeatedly been chopped and changed, and students’ ever-evolving technological needs, according to many, have been neglected. The past decade has not been particularly kind to Bermuda’s public edu...

The future of middle schools — introduced two decades ago under the United Bermuda Party — is a topic that continues to divide opinion. The Progressive Labour Party has pledged to phase them out, saying it would introduce signature schools at the sec...