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The One Bermuda Alliance said yesterday it was “cautiously optimistic” about proposed immigration changes – but highlighted that they were long overdue. Jarion Richardson the Shadow Minister of Labour, Home Affairs and Cabinet, said the problem of th...

Massive changes to the primary school system are needed to ensure pupils can reach their potential, the Commissioner of Education said last night. Kalmar Richards added that the numbers did not add up on educational achievement. Ms Richards said: “Wh...

The public was yesterday warned to prepare themselves and their homes for possible hurricane-force gusts tomorrow. The Bermuda Weather Service said that winds could reach gale force with hurricane force gusts late tomorrow afternoon as a powerful low...

A man told a commission set up to look at land losses that he had a paper trail of evidence to prove that his property was taken from him illegally – and that lawyers, real estate agents and banks played a role in the land grab. But Robert Moulder ga...

Vehicle theft has increased over the first few weeks of the year compared to 2020, a police spokesman said yesterday. He added 27 vehicles had been stolen between January 1 and January 19 – five more than the same period last year. The spokesman said...

The Progressive Labour Party’s annual general conference will be held online this year – and the public are invited to watch the opening night. The event – scheduled to begin at 6pm today – will feature performances by several local artists includi...

More than 10,000 people have registered their interest in vaccination against the coronavirus, the health minister revealed last night. White people outnumbered Black people in getting vaccinated, with 5,430 White, 1,534 Black, 889 mixed race and 2,...

The Bermuda Tourism Authority has promoted human resources executive Tracy Berkeley to a new position of chief administrative officer. Ms Berkeley joined the BTA one year ago as director of people. A statement said the new role was part of a new op...

The finance ministry will close at noon tomorrow to allow staff to pay their respects to Anthony Manders, the Financial Secretary, who died earlier this month. A spokeswoman said the move would allow staff at the ministry headquarters to join the vir...

Power firm Belco yesterday braced itself for high winds and rough weather expected to hit the island on Thursday. Dennis Pimentel, the company president, said: “In anticipation of potential hurricane force winds we have activated our crisis managemen...