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The Parent Expo, which was held at CedarBridge Academy on Saturday, could become an annual event thanks to its overwhelming success. The expo was a collaboration of 15 principals from public schools and private schools. The event included information...

Schoolchildren will show off their talents at a Youth Maker Showcase today. The event, part of the Parent Expo, aims to celebrate the “innovation, creativity, and resourcefulness” of young people. Wayne Caines, Minister of National Security, said: “T...

A total of 15 cases of cervical cancer were reported in Bermuda last year, a Department of Health spokeswoman revealed last night. The news came as the Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre asked women to get screened for the disease and reminded parents...

A relaxation of the business ownership 60:40 rule to boost investment by permanent resident’s certificate holders was signalled yesterday by David Burt. The Premier, who also holds the position of Minister of Finance, said too much money earned on th...

A new one-stop shop for careers is to be created to train and link Bermudians to available jobs, Senator Jason Hayward said yesterday. The junior education and workforce development minister made the announcement as the Government revealed it would s...

A gathering in Hamilton on Saturday will call for stronger rights for women in Bermuda. The Women’s Action Group will host the event at Queen Elizabeth Park as marches worldwide are set to mark the first anniversary of an international Women’s March...

Sixteen members of staff at Saltus Grammar School have been recognised for their long service. One teacher has been at the school for 40 years, and two others for 20 years each. Head of School Deryn Lavell said: “Having this kind of experience and kn...

A Sandys woman is attempting to set up a carpooling scheme to get children to school amid continuing bus shortages. Janice Battersbee said: “We’ve got to stop pointing fingers and blaming as it wastes time. We’ve got to start being more solution mind...

The Bermuda Diabetes Association yesterday called for a reduction in the cost of healthy foods alongside a tax on sugary items. The charity said it supported the Government’s proposed sugar tax, but warned that there were “inappropriate” taxes on wa...

Curtis Dickinson, chairman of the Board of Education, has come far in life thanks to tenacious parenting. The story of his rise from a meagre background will be among those shared at a full day of free parenting workshops this Saturday. The expo at C...