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Taxis, farmers, fishermen as well as a handful of people concerned with the public education system air their grievances

Protesters claim “it is nearly as bad as it was eight years ago with the OBA”

The 90 dialogue scripts will be handed over to Bermuda College on September 28

Yeshai Burgess, Zyire Gomes and Sionan Thomas complete Raleigh Bermuda’s venturers scholarship programme

A roadside demonstration is called accusing the Government of neglecting industries and failing to represent the people

The first year has seen a series of milestones including raising $2 million in funding

The camp focused on learning to use artistic mediums, including photography and poetry, for environmental advocacy

The One Bermuda Alliance issues a statement in response saying “it’s time for the OBA to stop being weaponised at the PLP’s convenience”

The Government has provided parents with guidance on educational activities for public schoolchildren who will be learning from home during Hurricane Lee. Public schools will be closed on Thursday and Friday because of the storm. A government spoke...

Sophia Cannonier and her husband, Michael Watson, were first accused of breaking Covid-19 laws more than two years ago with the judgment delayed again yesterday