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People looking for a career on the water will soon be able to earn international certifications on island through the newly launched Bermuda Maritime Academy. The non-profit organisation is set to offer standards of training, certification and watchk...

More foster parents are needed to help support the number of children in care, according to the Department of Child and Family Services. A spokeswoman for the department said: “The Department of Child and Family Services currently has 65 children in ...

Four of the island’s ecologically friendly organisations were highlighted by the Bermuda Tourism Authority as part of World Tourism Day today. The BTA joined with others in the United Nations World Tourism Organisation in celebrating sustainability a...

A man who lost his younger brother to violence told last night how he found purpose in life after the teenager’s death. Kudre Hill delivered an emotional presentation at the Bermuda College, where he told an audience: “You win when you can walk out o...

Curtis Dickinson launched his challenge for the leadership of the Progressive Labour Party out of a desire to serve Bermuda, he has said. Speaking at a public meeting at the Bermuda Industrial Union headquarters on Monday night, Mr Dickinson added th...

A leading Bermudian therapist with the island’s autism charity Tomorrow’s Voices has celebrated a fresh round of academic qualifications using Bermuda research. Jahnae Harvey, senior verbal behaviour therapist, explored how Bermuda’s culture affects ...

Residents were told this week that taking part in island-wide coastal clean-ups is “essential” to help reduce ocean pollution. Keep Bermuda Beautiful announced that its annual event will cover more than 60 beaches and shorelines from September 29 to ...

A call for “shadowy” groups to cease and desist has been made by the Premier, who claimed people were deliberately trying to sow division in the Progressive Labour Party. David Burt, who faces a challenge to his leadership at the delegates conference...

Winds from Hurricane Fiona were believed to have brought a tropical bird to Bermuda and taken some longtails from waters around the islands to Canada. A brown noddy — more commonly found further south — was seen in Paget on Friday. Three of Bermuda’s...

Public schools will reopen today after they were checked for damage following Hurricane Fiona. Bermuda College students will also return to classes. Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education, said: “Following Hurricane Fiona, all public school buildi...