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Stand out, work hard and be compassionate was the advice of guest speaker Sean Tucker to pupils at the Berkeley Institute’s prize-giving ceremony yesterday. Mr Tucker, who recently inherited the nickname “the Voice of Summer” after the death of long...

The Premier told a town hall-style meeting that proposed tax changes were designed to benefit the least well-off in Bermuda. He said: “The report on the tax commission has been submitted and I think the most important basis of that is that those pers...

Students at a special needs school were given a new minibus yesterday by a reinsurance company. Validus Re donated the “Smiley’s Bus” to the Dame Marjorie Bean Hope Academy to replace its ageing vehicle, donated 11 years ago in memory of a pupil who ...

Courses in fintech, compliance and gaming are on the cards for the Bermuda College as part of a new five-year plan. Duranda Greene, president of the college, unveiled details of its Vision 2023: Delivering Success plan at the Hamilton Rotary Club on ...

Speed cameras could be introduced before the next Throne Speech, the Minister of National Security has signalled. Wayne Caines said there could be an announcement in April’s Budget on improvements to the existing CCTV network to allow them to clock s...

The new Minister of Finance said yesterday if Bermuda’s Budget is not balanced this financial year, it will be in the next one. Curtis Dickinson said: “We are still working through the numbers, but we definitely need to balance the Budget and if we d...

A woman has claimed her foster daughter’s school tried to transfer the child to a learning support class without consultation. She said she refused to allow the move and the girl stayed in a mainstream class after her doctor recommended the seven-yea...

High-tech speed cameras are being considered to police the island’s roads, the island’s senior officer has signalled. Stephen Corbishley, the Commissioner of Police said new speed cameras or upgrades to the existing CCTV network could be used to cut ...

Men in sport will play a significant role in steering youngsters away from violence, a government minister said yesterday. Michael Weeks, the social development and sport minister, said: “Sports clubs and sports teams provide youth with positive role...

Bermuda College students are to wear red tomorrow in a protest against violence. The initiative was organised by student organisation MenSpeak as part of the college’s Spirit Week. Lyndon Jackson, the coordinator for MenSpeak, said: “Although this ...