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Policies on work permits and Permanent Resident Certificates will be reviewed by the Government, new labour minister Jason Hayward said today. Mr Hayward pledged that work on immigration reform started under his predecessor Wayne Caines, including th...

The Government will carry out a review of Bermuda’s charities to ensure they serve the community as efficiently as possible. Community affairs minister Lovitta Foggo said some organisations would be reclassified so that the Government can make better...

Women in abusive relationships should try to set aside funds to help them navigate the legal process if they decide to leave their partner, a lawyer said. Simone Smith-Bean also explained that access to legal assistance could be difficult for non-Ber...

The latest round of tests have revealed another two cases of Covid-19, it was revealed tonight. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Health said the new cases were among 252 results that came back today. One of the new cases came in from overseas and th...

The Ministry of Public Works and the Department of Parks wishes to remind the public that when visiting parks, beaches, and nature reserves to adhere to the Ministry of Health guidelines to prevent the spread of COVID-19. When visiting parks, beach...

The U.S. Consulate General continues to follow COVID-19 guidelines issued by the Government of Bermuda. While maintaining adherence to social distancing requirements and Government regulations during Phase 3B, the Consulate is available to provide li...

A teacher claims that children could be forced to sit in classes in the hallways of at least one primary school if social- distancing is to be maintained in September. The teacher, who did not want to be named, said that logistical challenges would ...

A Bermudian father of two in Leeds, England, is fighting for his life after his cancer diagnosis was delayed because of the coronavirus. Sherwin Hall, 27, said he had been in pain for months, but could not get a scan until less than three weeks ago. ...

Three men were charged in Magistrates’ Court yesterday in connection with a fight and stabbing outside the Heron Bay Plaza last Friday. Seth Burt, 20, Lawrence Smith, 20, and Che Jennings, 20, all pleaded not guilty to taking part in a fight. Mr Burt...

Hoteliers have welcomed the Government’s planned temporary redundancy payment reprieve, while a union leader described it as a “win-win”. However, concerns remain in the industry about the impact of potential severance payments later this year, given...