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The Cabinet Office has refused to release records of correspondence to and from the Premier about the investment firm Gencom. Major Marc Telemaque, the Secretary to the Cabinet, found that the documents were exempt from disclosure under the Public Ac...

Bermuda’s football icon Nahki Wells has taken to Zoom to inspire children enrolled on the mentoring programme Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bermuda. Mr Wells, a striker with Sky Bet Championship club Bristol City, was the first to participate in the c...

Regulators are on the look out for sites that could be developed for new solar energy projects to help the Government to reach its goal of 85 per cent renewable energy by 2035. Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs, said that while the solar ins...

Publicity over widespread theft of crops has dampened what farmers charge is an underground marketplace in stolen produce. But the chairman of Bermuda’s Board of Agriculture still urged the community to “do their due diligence” before buying suspect ...

The public is invited to join a virtual open discussion on domestic violence. The Domestic Violence Awareness Panel will be hosted by Tinée Furbert, the Minister for Social Development and Seniors, and Lindsay Simmons, senator, and takes place tonig...

Cardiovascular health is to be the focus of an open-house event taking place this month. Evolution Healing Centre is hosting the event which invites the community to ask questions, gain information and share stories on the subject of heart healt...

A small gathering was held at Customs Headquarters in recognition of International Customs Day. Renée Ming, the Minister of National Security, attended the event in Hamilton during which two employees received certificates for long service. LaVerne...

Residents of Pembroke are being encouraged to apply for Pembroke Parish Council’s scholarships and grants. Applications for 2022 are now open. Zyjae Trott-Philip and Daque Davis, the 2021 recipients, were described by the council as examples of “reli...

A father has asked for a judicial review of a government requirement for children to have routine coronavirus tests to attend school. Jason Benevides, a father of four, with one at public school, said he wanted to question the legal authority for rou...

The Premier failed to show “respect” to Progressive Labour Party MPs in the way he handled the rent scandal involving a senator, senior sources said yesterday. A PLP insider said that the first MPs heard about Curtis Richardson’s $19,000 rent arrears...