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Gig rowing, dancing and exercise sessions were part of the fun at the Department of Health’s Celebrating Wellness event. Dozens of families attended the programme, with a theme, “Be Healthy, Stay Healthy: Preserving Our Workforce”, on Wednesday. Heal...

The Ministry of Public Works is advising motorists of a road closure on Barkers Hill, Devonshire (from the junction of North Shore Road to the junction with Vesey Street) on the following days: ? Tuesday, 2 October ? Wednesday, 3 October ? Thurs...

The Minister of Economic Development and Tourism, the Hon. Jamahl Simmons, JP, MP today observed World Tourism Day and used the opportunity to meet visit the newly renovated Willowbank Hotel and Conference Centre along with the Ministry’s Hotel Inspe...

An MSA Tradition: Gr12 students received their class rings being blessed by Bishop Wes Spiewak MSA’s annual Ring Mass is the first official ceremony of our grade 12 students’ Senior Year. Class rings are blessed as part of the Mass and afterward, fam...

Warwick Academy has officially opened its new playground. A spokeswoman for the school said: “Last year we embarked on an ambitious project to replace our ageing playground with something bigger and most importantly something which offered a range of...

International Right to Know Day was established on 28 September 2002 by campaigners from around the world to mark the creation of the Freedom of Information Advocates Network. Since then, on 28 September each year, Information Commissioners, advocate...

The Progressive Labour Party’s women’s caucus is to host a discussion on their role in politics today. Topics will include the history, changing role, advantages and the impact of women in elected offices in Bermuda. A PLP spokesman said: “The event ...

A businessman whose bar has a reputation for trouble said he hoped police powers to shut down licensed premises for 24 hours would not be abused. Rick Olson, the owner of Bermuda Bistro at the Beach, added that temporary closure was “a very powerful ...

Wi-fi in Bermuda’s public primary schools does not cover classrooms, the Department of Education has said. A spokeswoman confirmed that the wi-fi covered “only portions of each school” — the libraries, gyms and computer labs. She added that wi-fi ...

Two new bridges to be built in the East End will be “icons that Bermudians will be proud of”, a civil engineer told a meeting in St George’s last night. Ricardo Graham-Ward, the bridge specialist who presented the blueprints for the replacement cross...