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The Berkeley Institute has laid out its back-to-school Covid-19 safety precautions in a message to parents. Pupils returned for orientation days from last Tuesday to Friday to prepare for the start of the school year, delayed from yesterday to later...

A charity head condemned misuse of “back-to-school” gift cards yesterday after two were put up for sale on the internet. Gina Spence, of Gina Spence Productions, said that a social-media user posted two Each One Reach One cards on the Bermuda Bargain...

Bermuda College recently recognised forty students who were named to the President’s and Vice-President’s Lists for academic achievement. An evening presentation took place on campus earlier in the week, replacing traditional Convocation ceremonies f...

The Pembroke Parish Council recently presented four Pembroke residents with tuition funding towards their studies at Bermuda College. Nyree Burgess# received a full tuition scholarship of $6,000 from the Council and is enrolled in the Associates of ...

Paulette has been upgraded to a hurricane as it continues to approach Bermuda. Bermuda Weather Service forecaster Troy Anderson said in an update at 8am today: “Paulette is expected to be a dangerous hurricane when it approaches Bermuda late tonight ...

One independent candidate hopes to tackle antisocial behaviour by bridging the gap between seniors and the youth. Antoine Raynor, who is running in Warwick North Central, said that young people in his constituency need mentors, while the elderly hav...

The Free Democratic Movement set its sights on the West End yesterday as it positioned six of its 15 General Election candidates in Sandys and Southampton. Marc Bean, a former Progressive Labour Party leader, will fight against Attorney-General Kathy...

The 3rd annual 9/11 memorial concert occurs today in honour of Ms. Rhondelle Tankard, a Warwick Academy alumna, and many others who tragically lost their lives in the World Trade Centre and Twin Tower terrorist attacks. This tradition was started whe...

Students are encouraged to use private transport to avoid congestion in the new school term. Neville Tyrrell, the Minister of Transport, said extra minibuses and regular buses would be introduced as he announced the new 2020 school bus schedule yeste...

Children have geared up for the start of the school year with the help of a school supplies giveaway. Antoine Wade held his annual school drive to help youngsters start their school year off with free bags, rulers and writing equipment. Mr Wade, who ...