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Progress reports for public primary and middle school students will be sent out next month, the education minister pledged yesterday. Diallo Rabain said: “We want to assure parents that student reports will be provided in early March, early May, wit...

A proposal that financial assistance could be clawed back from the estates of dead recipients would penalise families, the head of a charity said yesterday. Martha Dismont, the executive director of Family Centre, said the organisation feared a bid t...

The island’s gambling watchdog said yesterday it was ordered by the Government to find its own funds. The news came as the Bermuda Casino Gaming Commission presented its annual reports from September 2015 to the end of March 2017 to the House of Asse...

Residents and businesses in three parishes will suffer disruption to water supplies as pipe repairs are carried out, the public works ministry has warned. Work in Devonshire, Smith’s and Hamilton Parish on the replacement and repair of the water main...

The Speaker of the House of Assembly marked 30 years as an MP yesterday. Dennis Lister, the Progressive Labour Party’s longest-serving MP, celebrated the anniversary on February 9. He told MPs on the first sitting of the new parliamentary session tha...

The theme of this year’s Heritage Month is Bermudian Excellence. The Department of Community and Cultural Affairs said the theme was fitting for the 40th anniversary of the Bermuda Day Parade. Lovitta Foggo, Minister of Labour, Community Affairs an...

Three “illustrious Bermudians”, who have made significant contributions in their fields, have taken their places among an esteemed group at Bermuda College. Andrew Banks, Peter Durhager and Wilbert Warner were inducted to the Company of Honorary Fell...

The Speaker of the House of Assembly yesterday blocked a statement on payments to pepper-sprayed protesters who forced a postponement of a House of Assembly meeting. Dennis Lister told Wayne Caines, the national security minister, to postpone his sta...

A man has plead guilty to stealing $215 worth of pumpkins. Magistrates’ Court heard yesterday that Jorge Silva, 60, from St George’s, was caught stealing the fruit from a commercial farm in Trimingham Hill, Paget. The owner of the farm, Francisco Mac...

The life and times of the Premier and other prominent black people will be celebrated in temporary displays at a primary school. Notable Bermudians such as David Burt, former premiers Sir John Swan and Dame Jennifer Smith, and top cricketer Janeiro T...