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During a ceremony to mark the Mental Health Treatment Court’s final session of the year, some of those being helped shared what they were thankful for. For legal reasons, they cannot be named. DD is still facing challenges, but he said that he co...

Martin Weekes, the Assistant Police Commissioner, has returned to the island after completing the UK’s top leadership programme with distinction. Mr Weekes attended the Strategic Command Course offered by the UK’s College of Policing. He graduated wi...

A testing schedule for Covid-19 has been drawn up for the return to public schools next month, the Department of Education advised. Staff and pupils must get a clear PCR test dated within three days of going back to the classroom. Schools starts on J...

Extra vaccines booster appointments against Covid-19 have been added at the Pier 6 clinic in Hamilton. Appointments remain limited, with health officials looking to increase opportunities for the shots next month. The Government said appointments can...

A series of meetings has been held with fishermen over the creation of a fisheries development centre at the West End specialising in large oceanic fish. Originally planned for Marginal Wharf in St David’s, the proposed $1.5 million facility is expec...

The Government must inform taxpayers when roadworks to fix uneven surfaces from trenching will take place, the Shadow Minister of Transport said. Susan Jackson said it was unacceptable that a number of roads have been left in a “deplorable state” aft...

A mural has been created by Bermudian creative studio Uber Super Duper to highlight the 30th anniversary of the St George’s Original Dancerettes. Carla Watson, director of the dance group, said that the team “loved” the depiction. The vibrant 500sq f...

More than 2,000 unsafe helmets traded in for new models under a discount scheme have been turned into a display for Christmas. The owners of Cycle Care, on Dundonald Street in Hamilton, said that at least three people have told them that replacing th...

Bermudian reggae artist Uzimon, who lives in New York, has earned a glowing tribute from the online publication Brooklyn Magazine. The latest performance by Daniel Frith in his Uzimon persona garnered high marks in the wake of his show, Reggae vs Vla...

Applications are open online for members of the public to serve on government boards and committees, the Cabinet Office said. Expressions of interest are available on the Government’s website here. A spokeswoman said that the boards and committees we...