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The redesign of Bermuda’s public school system must be led by Bermudians, a veteran teacher said yesterday. Muriel Wade-Smith added that the Government should not have invited overseas organisations to take part in a request for proposals process on...

CedarBridge Academy closed early after a power outage yesterday, Classes at the senior school, in Prospect, were expected to resume today after Belco gave it the all-clear. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Education said that the school had experie...

The Registry General Department is advising all account holders (funeral homes, law firms, banks, wedding coordinators, trade unions, and businesses) that beginning Friday, 1 November, 2019 requests for copies of documents or certificates should be f...

The Ministry of National Security will hold a town hall meeting on Comprehensive Immigration Reform and 2019 Amendments to the Immigration Protection Bill on Thursday, 19 September, between 6:30pm and 8:00pm at the Berkeley Institute. Minster of Nat...

Don’t miss the last beach party of the summer. There is still time to join the Family Centre for their annual Beach Bash fundraising event, Vitamin Sea! This year’s Beach Bash will take place on Saturday, September 14, at the Fairmont Southampton Bea...

Substitute teachers were in place at some public schools for the start of the new academic year because of “staffing challenges”. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Education said that two art, two music and one physical education teacher positions r...

A forum on immigration was held behind closed doors last night at Alaska Hall, the Progressive Labour Party headquarters, on Court Street in Hamilton. The town hall meeting, billed as open to all, was announced yesterday as “for PLP members only” by ...

A Bermudian now living in New Zealand is celebrating a big win after a three-day poker tournament ended in a jackpot. Brian Graham, formerly the director of what is now the Bulley-Graham-Rawlins Funeral Home in Pembroke, placed third in the New Zeala...

A trial for two men from Bermuda facing terrorism charges in Britain began yesterday at the Old Bailey in London. Hisham Muhammad, 25, accused of subscribing to radical Islam, allegedly planned to use a radio-controlled drone to attack an army barrac...

The trial of a 58-year-old man accused of a string of sexual offences against an underage girl began in the Supreme Court yesterday. The Devonshire man, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, has denied sexually touching the preteen while in a p...