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A lunchtime march for women’s rights is to be held today. The event is being hosted by Women’s Action and Change Today, and Move Bermuda Forward. A spokeswoman for Women’s ACT said that “people should be safe from abuse, whether it be sexual, physic...

A man who was struck by a car on Thursday afternoon is now stable in hospital. The 62-year-old, who was hit by a car on North Shore Road in Hamilton Parish, near Trinity Church Road, was previously in a serious condition. A police spokesman said that...

A work to rule at West Pembroke Primary School quietly ended earlier this month, according to the Ministry of Education. The action which launched in November came to an end on January 3. A spokesman said: “Towards the end of November 2018, West Pemb...

The Bermuda Hospitals Board in experiencing “a high number of people being admitted with complications from suspected and confirmed flu”. A statement follows: Dr Michael Richmond, Chief of Staff and Acting CEO, comments: “What is most concerning is ...

More than 200 young people and adults turned out for a pilot youth forum. The event on Friday focused on problems such as bullying, suicide gang violence and the decriminalisation of cannabis. Kasia Burgess, 18, from CedarBridge Academy, Vincent Darr...

Laptop computers were stolen after a break-in at a Smith’s school, police said today. A burglary at Whitney Institute Middle School, in Flatts, was believed to have happened over the weekend. Police said it appeared a number of electronic items inclu...

Teachers from all the island’s schools have been invited by Warwick Academy to a special workshop for educators today on the “art of learning”. The school, supported by the Lancashire Foundation, is offering local teachers professional development wo...

City buildings could be brightened with art work if owners put their properties forward for a new public art programme. The City of Hamilton has asked for suggestions on where people would like to see work created in the 2019 Vivid project. Property ...

The sale of foreign newspapers on the island is to end after 90 years, it was revealed yesterday. George Grundmuller, president and chief executive of the Phoenix Stores group, said its Phoenix Express arm, which imported papers from around the globe...

A regular visitor to Bermuda is to run all three legs of the Bermuda Marathon Weekend to raise cash for a cancer charity in memory of his wife, Lisa, who died of the disease. Ms Maloney died of cancer in 2016 and husband, Kevin, decided to run to hel...