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A club devoted to a complicated card game is to expand after a successful run in four schools. Organisers said bridge, a game of sets and strategy, teaches critical thinking and interpersonal skills. Now the Bermuda Bridge Club is to contact other sc...

Painful injuries, children playing unattended outside, contaminated drinking water and childminders looking after too many youngsters. These were some of the red flags raised by members of the public and environmental health officers over Bermuda’s n...

A teenager has denied taking a knife to school. Malachi Fox appeared yesterday at Magistrates’ Court and pleaded not guilty to two charges alleged to have happened at the Berkeley Institute. The 16-year-old is accused of having a kitchen knife with a...

Health and safety reports for all of the island’s registered childcare providers have been released, but the names of the businesses have been removed from the records. The Department of Health admitted to The Royal Gazette that the identification of...

The venue for today’s free health screenings has changed to the Victoria Street Clinic car park in Hamilton. The screenings, which were due to be held at EF Gordon Square but were relocated owing to scheduling concerns, will now take place in a shad...

A forensic psychiatrist said there was no clear evidence to show that public sex offender registries result in a reduction in the reoffending rate — and that they could even increase the risk of further crimes. Seb Henagulph, a consultant at the Mid...

Free health screenings will be held tomorrow Friday, 24th August 2018 at E.F. Gordon Square, Dundonald Street, Hamilton (on the corner of Court Street and Dundonald Street) from 4 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. The screenings will be held in the shade with relief...

Marion De Jean, a teacher and activist, “helped make Bermuda a better place”, community activist Glenn Fubler said yesterday. Mr Fubler, of community group Imagine Bermuda, said Ms deJean, who died last month at the age of 95, was, along with her lat...

All of the island’s public schools will be safe for staff and students before the start of the school year, according to Government. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, Minister of Public Works, said there is work still to be done, but he was confident i...

Parents warned yesterday that continued disruption to bus services will affect families as children prepared to go back to school. Lindsey Kipps from Warwick, said her eight-year-old son caught the bus to Purvis Primary School in the parish. She expl...