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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 ...

Paramedics could save lives if they were introduced on the island, a Bermudian trained in the field in America has said. Gilbert Darrell, who was a paramedic in New York State, explained that the specialists have higher qualifications than emergency ...

Bermuda’s girls tried out a range of activities that are not traditionally marketed towards them while learning about gender inequality yesterday. The International Day of the Girl held at the National Stadium offered them the opportunity to learn ab...

A group of pupils from Mount Saint Agnes Academy are on a tour of Canadian universities that specialise in their further education interests. The ten day tour will take in Halifax, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Ontario. Pupils will visit 21 campus...

Public school principals started a work-to-rule yesterday after a dispute over their workloads. The school heads walked out of their regular Thursday meeting, sources said. One teacher told The Royal Gazette: “I know that the principals are not happy...

The Garden Club of Bermuda has awarded scholarships to two students wishing to pursue agriculture related subjects overseas. Lucas Bridges will be attending the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences at North Carolina State University. He will be ...

Businesses must embrace new technology and a fresh approach to education to thrive, a conference for women leaders has heard. Francine Mason, chairwoman of the conference steering committee, said that the event aimed to explore future opportunities f...

Free health screenings will be available in King’s Square, St George’s, on Friday. The screenings are the last in a series of four Taking it to the Streets events hosted by the Department of Health over the summer. They aim to help identify people a...