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Women who complete a live-in programme designed to give them stability and get their lives back on track could help future residents at the home in years to come. Edonna Bean, the executive director of the Transformational Living Centre for Families,...

Police overtime costs increased by almost $345,000 this financial year compared to 2019-20. Figures showed that the overtime budget in 2021-22 hit $3.28m – up from the $2.94m recorded for the last financial year before the coronavirus hit. Acting Co...

New uses are being sought for two former railway stations each dating back to 1931. The Ministry of Public Works advertised for tenders for lease of property for Harmony Hall railway station in Paget and the Riddell’s Bay station in Warwick. The leas...

There has been a three-fold increase in the amount of goods imported into Bermuda because of the coronavirus pandemic, according to Customs officials. Lucinda Pearman the Collector of Customs, said that residents were buying goods online from oversea...

Keeva Joell-Benjamin has become Bermuda’s first female Commissioner of Corrections. The appointment of the 30-year veteran of the prison service became effective on January 17, it was announced. She had held the position in an acting capacity since 2...

An online shipping service set up under a Government public-private partnership has been a hit with shoppers, it has been claimed. MyBermudaPost, run through the Bermuda Post Office and a Florida-based courier firm, started operation last Novembe...

Trash collection will be delayed this week because of a shortage of staff caused by Covid-19. A public works spokesman said staff were being moved around to try and make sure there were enough on the front line to handle waste collection on the desig...

A mother who announced on social media she would quit her dream job with an environmental charity to care for her teenage daughter who had a tumour said yesterday she was stunned the post had been seen by almost three million people. Katie Berry, who...

A Government minister remained tight-lipped when questioned about progress on several flagship projects. Wayne Furbert, the Cabinet Office minister and also the acting public works minister, faced questions on the developments as he gave an update on...

Applications for Permanent Resident’s Certificates are now being accepted under broader rules for eligibility. PRCs can now be granted to anyone who has lived in Bermuda for at least 20 years after amendments were made to the law last year. Also elig...