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Plans to support children, seniors and vulnerable people were outlined yesterday when the Government vowed to “drive a movement of change” for Bermuda. John Rankin, the Governor, said that there will also be help for those leaving the public care sys...

The job market and gang violence were at the top of the agenda yesterday when members of the Youth Parliament got the chance to quiz the Premier. McKenzie-Kohl Tuckett, 17, and Nizae Douglas, 15, questioned David Burt on his plans to tackle some of t...

St George took a step back in time yesterday as the first Throne Speech for more than 200 years was delivered in what was once the island’s seat of government. Parliamentarians and a few members of the public gathered at King’s Square to mark the 400...

The Government’s failures in financial accountability should be of concern to all Bermudians, the Auditor-General said today. Heather Thomas, in her 2019 annual report tabled in the House of Assembly, said she had issued qualified opinions or disclai...

Two more passengers from a British Airways flight have tested positive for the coronavirus, the Government said today. The new victims brought the total number of confirmed cases after the October 27 arrival from London to ten. They were the only po...

A private school today marked its 359th birthday today with a special event for present and past pupils. Dave Horan, the Warwick Academy principal, said: “Together we are stronger and over the past 358 years, whether a public or a private school, we ...

A CCTV image of a man who carried out an armed robbery at a supermarket was released by police today. The raider, armed with what appeared to be a gun, struck at the Somers’ Supermart in St George's about 6am on Monday. The man escaped on foot with a...

Road users and pedestrians were today warned to use caution on Front Street in Hamilton as work to upgrade traffic junctions enters its final month. A spokeswoman for the City that upgrades said that upgrades at Bermudiana Road are close to completio...

An eyesore part of Hamilton has had work carried out to cut back a potentially hazardous rock slope and improve the look of the area. A spokeswoman for the City of Hamilton said the work would “create more useable space and also increase the safety o...

This morning the Governor will read the Speech from the Throne setting out the Government’s legislative agenda. In recognition of the 400th anniversary of the first General Assembly being established in Bermuda in 1620, the Convening of the Legislatu...