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An Education Authority in Bermuda will not be fully independent but will be run with minimal political interference, the Minister of Education has said. During a press conference yesterday, Diallo Rabain expanded on the Throne Speech announcement th...

Legislation paving the way for the island’s first two parish primary schools will be considered in this parliamentary session, it was announced in the Throne Speech yesterday. Work is also being done to consult with stakeholders over the implementat...

A chaplain has branded illegal dumping on a huge swathe of land as “unforgivable”. Kevin Santucci was walking in the area with his wife when they stumbled across an area he estimates to be about 70ft by 40ft full of abandoned bikes, car parts, applia...

Free health screenings, healthy food samples and water will be on offer as part of a public open day being hosted by the Bermuda Diabetes Association. The charity is inviting the public to the event on November 14, World Diabetes Day, to learn more ...

Duranda Greene is to retire as president of the Bermuda College at the end of the academic year. Jerome Reid, the chairman of the college’s board of governors, made the announcement and thanked Dr Greene for her contribution and years of service. D...

The public is being urged to learn how to recognise the signs of a stroke in an effort to save lives. The Bermuda Hospitals Board’s Primary Stroke Centre put out the call to increase public awareness of the condition in the run-up to World Stroke Day...

More than three quarters of people who took part in a survey on services for stroke victims feel their rehabilitation needs are not being met. Evolution Healing Centre launched the survey earlier this year to better understand the provision of st...

Members of the community expressed disappointment with the "appalling“ state of Bermuda’s economy during a town hall meeting on the high cost of living, according to an economist on the panel. Robert Stubbs, head of research at think-tank Seed Bermu...

The Government should impose a minimum corporate tax on big business if it is serious about tackling the cost-of-living crisis. This is the view of Chris Furbert, the president of the Bermuda Industrial Union, who presented a case for such a move a...

A maritime careers programme attracted the highest number of participants to date in its latest cohort of young Bermudians. The seven-week Endeavour Maritime Career Springboard Programme attracted 14 participants — ten male and four female. Partnerin...