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Charity leaders said a final funding push will help get them over the line to complete a life-changing centre for struggling parents and their children. They praised the kindness of companies who had helped them to turn a former rest home into the Tr...

A Police Authority will bring greater emphasis on community policing, the national security minister said today. Renée Ming said: “We are seeking to introduce a Police Authority which will comprise Government House, the Government, the police and lay...

Laws designed to allow members of mixed-status families to apply for Bermudian status are just the beginning of changes to immigration legislation, the labour minister told the House of Assembly. Jason Hayward said the “repatriation and mixed-status ...

The Bank of Bermuda Foundation has changed its name to the Centennial Bermuda Foundation and introduced a new logo. Tom Conyers, the chairman of the foundation, said the new name helped Centennial establish itself as an independent, private foundati...

A pressure group is to present a live public forum tonight (TUES) featuring international experts on the use of controversial 5G telecommunications technology. The forum, organised by the Bermuda Advocates for Safe Technology and hosted by Eugene Dea...

A series of workshops to help women look after their finances will start on Monday. The events are titled Straight Talk – Your Money and You and will run from 6pm until 7pm on November 16, 23 and 30. Angela Joell, an education and investment manager ...

Athletics coach Norbert Simons said yesterday he had fostered a “father and son” relationship with up-and-coming sprinter Clevonte Lodge-Bean. But last Sunday “everything changed” for the Bermuda Pacers Track Club coach and the college-bound 18-year...

An auction of artwork by pupils at a private school has raised $1,500 for bursary to help fund an art scholarship. Rachel Swinburne, a visual arts teacher at Bermuda High School, said it was hoped the fundraiser would become an annual event. She ad...

Public input on the best way to improve the education system will start this month, the education minister said today. Diallo Rabain said that public consultation was essential. He added that the process will at first focus on three areas – school bu...

A free virtual lecture to discuss how people resisted enslavement will be held by the National Museum of Bermuda next week. Kirsty Warren will present Pushing the Boundaries of Freedom on Zoom from 5.30pm on November 18. The Bermudian academic lives ...