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The Government has done an “admirable” job of increasing opportunities for Bermudians, the Premier claimed yesterday. David Burt highlighted the amount of legislation that has gone through Parliament since the Progressive Labour Party took power and ...

Two charities received a combined $5,100 after a fundraising initiative from Peugeot Bermuda. The car dealership gave Peugeot owners the chance for a free service, usually worth $175, and encouraged them to make donations to Saving Children and Revea...

A half century of sixth form pupils at an island school have graduated. A total of 50 pupils successfully graduated from Warwick Academy. David Horan, the Warwick Academy principal, said: “These are well balanced young adults who have immersed themse...

Training methods have been improved at the Royal Bermuda Regiment, national security minister Wayne Caines told the House of Assembly on Friday. Mr Caines said the second recruit intake of 2018 has taken the total soldiers recruited this year to 65, ...

Generous Bermudians have filled a shipping container bound for poverty-stricken Haiti. Feed My Lambs Ministry will send about $20,000 worth of donated items to the French-speaking Caribbean country later this month. Linda Adderley, the sister of ch...

A new crop of gardeners said yesterday jobs with the parks department has changed their lives — and given them the trip of a lifetime. The four youngsters were picked from a class of 11 that took part in the most recent Skills Development Programme a...

A total of eight students on healthcare courses have been awarded scholarships named after pioneer doctor Barbara Ball. Kim Wilson, the health minister, said, “I am extremely proud that we can support our young people seeking careers in health profes...

A total of 23 new soldiers passed out of the Royal Bermuda Regiment’s first summer recruit camp last Friday. The soldiers were cheered on by friends and family as they marched on to Warwick Camp’s parade ground to be presented with their rank badges ...

Bermuda’s legal community came together to thank outgoing Chief Justice Ian Kawaley at a special sitting of the Supreme Court. Larry Mussenden, director of Public Prosecutions, said that Mr Justice Kawaley had provided “stellar service”. He added: “...

Teachers accused of misconduct on the job have been paid to languish for months on leave and “go through stuff emotionally”, only for investigations to reveal no wrongdoing. Education minister Diallo Rabain revealed improvements to administrative lea...