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Public services, government offices and public transportation are expected to keep running today as Hurricane Earl swings past Bermuda as a major storm at midnight. But Michael Weeks, the Minister of National Security, warned the island could expect...

The Berkeley Institute last night celebrated its 125th anniversary in green and gold days before it welcomes its first signature learning programme students. Keisha Douglas, the Berkeley principal, said 132 SLP students are set to start classes on Mo...

Prison officers are working in dangerous conditions as they work to manage a growing number of serious criminals, according to the chair of the Prison Officers Association. Timothy Seon, addressing a crowd in advance of the 2022 Labour Day march, sai...

A philanthropic family’s scholarship programme has announced ten new awardees for their studies abroad. The Green Family Scholarships are given on the basis of need and academic ability in partnership with the charity Knowledge Quest Ltd. Each award ...

The teenage members of Hamilton Rotary Club’s youth division will be tackling projects ranging from providing square foot gardens to Bermuda’s elderly to funding a water harvesting programme in Zimbabwe. Bermuda Interact, whose 25 members are from s...

Ministers have insisted that a one-off $150 payment for parents of public school children is “enough” to help deal with the cost of living crisis. Diallo Rabain, Education Minister, apologised to parents and guardians for the time it has taken to get...

Golfers will tee off at an event this weekend to help people affected by substance use disorder. Michaele Parfitt-Smith is staging the Smith-Hendrickson tournament at Belmont Hills on Saturday to mark the start of Recovery Month — observed in Septemb...

Scholarships totalling $10,000 have been awarded to three students by the Hospitals Auxiliary of Bermuda. Chelsea Basden, who is doing pre-med biology at Denison University, Ohio, received $5,000. Saraé Botelho was given $2,500 for studying science a...

Four Bermudian students have been unveiled as this year’s winners of the Nicholl Scholarships, worth $25,000 annually. The group are joining courses from journalism to palaeontology, political science and nursing. The Nicholl Scholarships, named afte...

A string of public school students aged 5 to 16 have been sponsored by the Government to join others in the Dream Spark summer camp this month. The international programme is offered by the Miami-based entrepreneur Brandon Okpalobi, who launched his ...