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An official suffered verbal abuse from some parents when children were being screened to attend schools, a testing coordinator told senior civil servants. Tarik Bean-Darrell urged the Department of Education to address the problem when it emerged las...

A multimillion-dollar fundraising drive has been launched to revive and renovate the National Museum of Bermuda. It is hoped that The Future of History Campaign will attract at least $8.5 million to support education programmes, development projects ...

Campaigners will raise awareness about coercive control in relationships at two panel talks within the next two weeks. The Women’s Resource Centre has invited residents to a virtual discussion about relationships on Thursday and speakers from the UK ...

It will be legal to grow and sell cannabis – if controversial legislation passed in the House of Assembly yesterday gets Royal Assent from the Governor. The Cannabis Licensing Act 2022 would create a regulated framework for growth and sale of the dru...

Mask-wearing and other mandates in schools will be optional under relaxed Covid-19 restrictions

Clarien Bank is to discontinue its in-person teller services and is transitioning to digital, self-service based personal banking for all its customers. Teller services at the bank’s 19 Reid Street branch will no longer be available effective the en...

Bermudians are to become eligible for student loans in England - even if they have never lived there. The UK government announced that students from some British Overseas Territories – including Bermuda – will be eligible for tuition fee loans for un...

Strict Covid-19 restrictions on schoolchildren are having a negative economic impact on Bermuda as parents opt to leave the island for more lenient jurisdictions, a senator has said. Ben Smith, the Opposition Senate Leader, said during the last Senat...

The head of a private school and its chairwoman last night appealed for a relaxation of Covid-19 restrictions for children and warned that the education system was close to breaking point. Linda Parker, the head teacher at BHS, and Celia Powell, the ...

Charity fundraisers who “braved the shave” in aid of childhood cancer research have so far raised more than $40,000. Fundraising efforts for the annual St Baldrick’s Day event, where participants cut or completely shave their heads to raise cash, wer...