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A philanthropic family have announced scholarships for 13 Bermudian students in partnership with the Knowledge Quest educational charity. The Green Family Scholarship Fund gives the awards on the basis of need and academic capability, with priority t...

Premier’s Question Time is scheduled for today as MPs return to the House of Assembly after the summer break. David Burt, the Premier, will also deliver a speech on “moving beyond the pandemic” and Kim Wilson, the health minister, will table a fifth ...

Traffic over a St George’s bridge will be reduced to a single lane at the weekend for maintenance work. The work at Longbird Bridge will be carried out by Government workers on Sunday between 7.30am and 6pm. A notice in the Official Gazette said: “Th...

The police criminal records office has closed to walk-ins because of the increase in Covid-19 cases. A police spokesman said the office, which also handles vetting requests from members of the public, would be shut until further notice. People who n...

The island has started to be hit by the outer bands of wind and rain from Hurricane Larry. But the storm continued to pass well east of Bermuda as predicted. A powerful surf churned the South Shore, but winds remained low, although a tropical storm w...

High winds and heavy rain are expected today but the island is expected to escape the worst of Hurricane Larry, forecasters said. The Bermuda Weather Service said yesterday a Tropical Storm Warning was in force and the Category 2 hurricane was still...

The Opposition One Bermuda Alliance has accused Government of poor planning after it closed schools at short notice. Public school pupils were due to go back to the classroom today for the start of the new academic year. But on Tuesday Diallo Rabain,...

Bermuda’s first Olympic gold medal-winner returned to the spotlight last night at the US Open tennis championships as part of efforts to promote the island. Triathlon superstar Flora Duffy was a guest on the US Open Facebook Live show The Changeover ...

A fresh outbreak of Covid-19 is being driven in part by “people going to work with actual symptoms”, the health minister said yesterday afternoon as she “reluctantly” conceded the island was seeing its fourth wave of infections from the virus. “This ...

Employers have been asked to be considerate to staff whose children will return to remote learning this week because of the increase in Covid-19 cases. Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education, said: “We want parents to know that we recognise that th...