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The public have been urged to stop putting faeces out in their household waste after a worker was “spattered by faeces” while collecting trash on Serpentine Road. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the Minister of Public Works: “It is quite alarming tha...

The post is the third advertised by UN Women in connection to Building Back Equal, a joint UN/Bermuda programme to be based on the island

Rena Lalgie, the Governor, is set to sign a proclamation confirming that Monday, May 8, will be a public holiday to celebrate the event

The tribute in midshipman Dale’s memory began in 1932 and continued until the US Navy left the island in 1995, but started again in 2006

The 19 people who started training earlier this month have officially now become Privates

Police officers, medical staff, firefighters and other organisations took part in a four-day course on responding to national emergencies. The agencies which comprise the island’s Emergency Measures Organisation took part in the course, organised by...

The Office of the Privacy Commissioner has entered into two international cooperation agreements allowing it to work with organisations around the world during investigations. A spokeswoman for the office said that it has joined both the Global Priva...

The Centennial Bermuda Foundation has announced new directors

The announcement comes after the UK denied Royal Assent to cannabis legislation last year

Upgrades to the Bermuda Hospitals Board’s laundry department have passed through the testing phase, bolstering productivity and efficiency. The laundry facility is tasked with cleaning all linens, blankets, curtains, clothes and scrubs from all BHB f...