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November is Diabetes and Chronic Lung Disease Awareness month. To help educate the public on risk factors, how to manage the conditions and how to avoid developing them, Bermuda Hospitals Board (BHB) Diabetes, Respiratory, Endocrine and Metabolism (D...

The Ministry of Public Works is advising motorists and pedestrians that the two road closures held simultaneously from Monday, 10 December 2018 through to January 2020, to accommodate construction of the North Power Plant at BELCO has been extended t...

A new room dedicated to sensory and STEAM learning has opened at the Bermuda National Library. A Government spokeswoman said that the learning centre would use auditorium space at the youth library. She added: “The youth library aims to develop the...

The public is advised of the following information in advance of Nomination Day, which is tomorrow, November 7, 2019. Bye-election Constituency #17 Pembroke Central: Nomination day for the bye-election for constituency #17 Pembroke Central will tak...

To celebrate the 40th Anniversary of the Centre Against Abuse (CAA), on the 24th October 2019, the Board of Directors paid tribute to the founding members, employees and volunteers at a reception at Chubb. Since 1979, the doors of this charity have ...

An off-duty police officer was injured in an “unprovoked and violent attack” in the East End yesterday, the Commissioner of Police said. Stephen Corbishley said that the attack on the police officer would be “pursued robustly” by the Bermuda Police ...

An e-mail that appeared to be from David Burt has asked Progressive Labour Party members to stick together after an internal rift over candidate selection for a by-election was revealed last week. The Premier said branch chairmen should unite to hel...

More than 730 employers or self-employed are behind with pension contributions at the end of 2017, the House of Assembly heard on Friday. But Curtis Dickinson, the finance minister, said 106 “compliance meetings” had been held with people behind on p...

An autobiographical book by a controversial former Bermuda premier will be unveiled tonight. Ewart Brown’s Whom Shall I Fear? Pushing the Politics of Change will be launched at St Paul AME Church’s Centennial Hall in Hamilton from 5pm to 7pm. The 4...

A documentary on the history of the Portuguese and how they came to Bermuda is due to be released at the end of this month after ten years of work. Milton Raposo, a Bermudian film-maker of Portuguese ancestry, said the film, Fabric: Portuguese Histor...