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The Acting Minister of Health, the Hon. Neville Tyrrell, JP, MP has reiterated the Ministry of Health’s call for the public to review the proposals under the Bermuda Health Plan 2020. Calling the public input “essential” Minister Tyrrell today urged...

An autism spectrum disorder programme for preschool children will welcome its first pupils next month. The new programme at Prospect Preschool in Devonshire will open on September 10 — the first day of the new school term. Sherri Bucci, the assis...

Three students beat an outstanding field to net scholarships from a parish council. Katiya Gilbert, Veronica Swan-DeGraff and Gabrielle DeShields got their awards from Southampton Parish Council. Sakina Darrell, the council’s scholarship committee ch...

Police officers will hold an emergency meeting tomorrow to discuss an “impasse” in negotiations over conditions. Sergeant Andrew Harewood, the Bermuda Police Association chairman, said last night that some critical issues remained unresolved in talks...

James King, a former surgeon and political candidate who played key roles at some of the island’s top businesses, has died. Dr King was 80. Dr King spent the 1990s and 2000s as chairman of several boards, including Bermuda College, the Bermuda Teleph...

A former premier who appointed the Bermuda Independence Commission in 2005 has asked young people to turn out for tomorrow night’s special forum on the topic. Alex Scott, who served as premier from 2003 to 2006, said: “The political times here and in...

A seven-strong group of schoolchildren have attended an international leadership programme at a school in Atlanta. The pupils, from the 2018 Future Leaders programme, spent three weeks at the Global Leadership and Social Entrepreneurship event at Bra...

A blueprint for the funding of major projects to boost job numbers and the economy should be a priority, an economist claimed yesterday. Robert Stubbs said a “chronic weakness” in how major work was funded was a key reason for stunted growth in the B...

Visitors to Harbour Nights will be able to enjoy beer and wine on the Pier 6 lawn today. The Bermuda Chamber of Commerce announced that an “outdoor beer and wine experience” will be introduced to the event series with the assistance of the Island Re...

Students studying subjects ranging from medicine to law and criminology have won $25,000 scholarships. Zoe Exon, Sydney Rego, Casey Schuler, Chrysda Smith and Shayla Smith won Nicholl Scholarships, named after Albert Nicholl, a philanthropist who lef...