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Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda is to offer restorative practices facilitator training to members of the public in collaboration with the Human Rights Commission. There will be two, one-day workshops titled: Introduction to Restorative Practices...

Volunteers are needed to sustain “community conversations” from the group Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda, which reported a successful first year. Feedback from the race talks are “clearly showing that we are on the right track”, according to Cu...

Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute is looking for ideas on how to improve care. Staff will host a community conversation next week for the public to pitch in on how addiction, learning disability and mental health services can be enhanced. Morrisa Roger...

The Chewstick Foundation will celebrate its 15-year anniversary tonight. Gavin Smith, executive director, said there was no way of predicting what the charity would become when it was founded. Mr Smith said: “Looking back, there are things that we ...

Jason Wade has replaced Leonard Santucci as chairman of the CedarBridge Academy board of governors. Dr Santucci confirmed he resigned from the board on Tuesday, despite an invitation to remain from education minister Diallo Rabain. Mr Wade, a former ...

Bermuda’s bus fleet is 25 vehicles short of a guaranteed service for schools, it was revealed yesterday. Walter Roban, Minister of Transport and Regulatory Affairs, said he was unable to give a date for the school service to restart. Mr Roban said: ...

A pair of Bermudian nursing students studying mental health have won $40,000 scholarships from the Bermuda Hospitals Board. Waleed Lightbourne and Janai Caldwell are the first two students to win the two-year scholarship, funded through donations the...

The winners of the island’s first national coding competition have been announced. CedarBridge Academy pupil Bishop Zanders won the secondary school category after he used computer code Python to programme an answer to a given scenario. Saltus pupil...

A pair of technical arts students yesterday shared the spotlight as the recipients of scholarships in performing arts. Ryan Day, 18, and 29-year-old Zawditu Maryam were each awarded $3,000 as the winners of the Nadanja and Nishanthi N’tertainment Sc...

David Burt has vowed to communicate and listen more as the Progressive Labour Party tackles inequality in 2018. Delivering his new year’s message yesterday, the Premier said introducing a living wage and reducing the high cost of living in Bermuda wo...