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The Progressive Labour Party reiterated its pledge that education remains its top priority one day ahead of the General Election. David Burt, Leader of the Opposition, was joined by Diallo Rabain, spokesman for education, and St David’s MP Lovitta Fo...

The cahow breeding programme has set new records this year with 61 chicks successfully taking flight. Jeremy Madeiros, senior terrestrial conservation officer and Cahow Recovery Programme manager, said 117 established breeding pairs were recorded, in...

Wayne Caines The Progressive Labour Party’s candidate for Devonshire North West, Wayne Caines traces his roots in Happy Valley back to his grandfather’s arrival 90 years ago. The lawyer and former CEO of Digicel Bermuda emphasised Constituency 14’s d...

The Progressive Labour Party has outlined what it plans to implement in the first 100 days of office should they come to power. An attempt to bring down the cost of living; an appointment of a Gang Violence Reduction Co-ordinator; a technology hub i...

A push for tourists and more transparency and honesty are among the priorities outlined by St David’s residents from their next Member of Parliament. Next Tuesday, Bermudians will head to the polls for the General Election to choose the next governm...

Seniors, schools, opportunities and neighbourhood upkeep are among the issues facing the St David’s community, according to the incumbent MP and the woman looking to unseat her. Since 2007, Constituency 3 has been represented by the Progressive Labo...

Social commitments in the One Bermuda Alliance’s election platform were highlighted by Michael Dunkley this morning. The Premier, who was joined by St George’s West MP Nandi Outerbridge and Pembroke West Central candidate Nick Kempe at a press confe...

Candidates are still pounding the pavement in Warwick North Central, where a tight race is expected between veteran David Burch and political newcomer Sheila Gomez. Speaking yesterday, Ms Gomez of the One Bermuda Alliance said she began canvassing in...

School infrastructures have crumbled, ministers have repeatedly been chopped and changed, and students’ ever-evolving technological needs, according to many, have been neglected. The past decade has not been particularly kind to Bermuda’s public edu...

The future of middle schools — introduced two decades ago under the United Bermuda Party — is a topic that continues to divide opinion. The Progressive Labour Party has pledged to phase them out, saying it would introduce signature schools at the sec...