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Gun and gang violence “without a doubt” remain Bermuda’s “No 1 crime issue” to resolve, the new Commissioner of Police says

Government House is suffering from major water damage because of leaking roofs and faulty windows. But major repair work has been deferred because of a lack of cash. Walter Roban, the Minister for Home Affairs, made the revelation during a debate on ...

The proposed Education Authority will not adopt the Bermuda Tourism Authority model, the Minister of Education said yesterday. Diallo Rabain said the Government was committed to an arms-length authority to take charge of performance and accountabilit...

An education charity has appointed five teachers to help it expand its primary school programmes. The Bermuda Education Network’s new team of “network teachers” will include Rhonda Musson, a P2 teacher at Harrington Sound Primary; Kelly Rodday, a P3 ...

A technology conference took more than 600 middle and high school pupils through topics that ranged from satellite communications to soil science. Sustainability and sustainable technology were the topics for the Economic Development Department’s fif...

Bermuda needs to sit at the feet of its elders to obtain their knowledge and the history of the island, Diallo Rabain, Education Minister, has said. Giving an update in the House on the progress of the History and Legacy Working Group, the Minister s...

The Bermuda Historical Society has been praised by the Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport for its role in bringing the island’s past alive. Dr Peets highlighted that the society’s museum was one of Hamilton’s oldest cultural attractions. He said: “...

A fee for buskers in Hamilton has been waived for the second year running to “enliven the city” and support artists. The City of Hamilton decided to waive the $30 annual fee to help alleviate the added financial strain on visual and performing artist...

The number of Covid-19 cases jumped to 312 yesterday, an increase of 41 or 15 per cent since last Thursday

A husband and wife accused of breaching Covid-19 quarantine rules will go to trial in June – almost a year after they were first charged