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Discussions on the “difficult issue” of end-of-life care are needed now more than ever, the health minister said this morning. Kim Wilson said a proper debate was “vital to ensure our last days are comfortable, meaningful and affordable”. Ms Wilson...

The Bermuda Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals will be celebrating National Philanthropy Day on Tuesday with XL Catlin and its End-to-End event highlighted. National Philanthropy Day provides an opportunity to highlight the acco...

The Reading Clinic has received a donation of $15,000 from The Prudent Group, an international investment manager based in Luxembourg and São Paulo, Brazil. Jon Malmsäter and Dennis Klemming of The Prudent Group presented the cheque to Glenn Faries, ...

David Burt, the Premier, has defended Bermuda’s reputation as a financial services jurisdiction in the wake of a data breach at a local firm that drew international attention. A statement issued this morning said that the Bermuda Government noted “re...

The Cabinet Office ministry with responsibility for Government Reform has issued a Request for Proposal for professional services to review the civil services human resources functions. The aim is to ensure that the appropriate individuals are accur...

A remembrance ceremony in tribute to Bermuda’s veterans and their families was observed today in St George’s. Mayor Quinell Francis laid the poppy wreath in King’s Square as John Rankin, the Governor, looked on. The wreath was carried by the Sea Cade...

A stink hangs over Bakery Lane in Pembroke where business owner David Swift is fuming over an unaddressed issue going back years. Mr Swift, who owns Pembroke Paint Company, said the constant overflow of tainted water affects customers as well as pass...

Animal welfare experts have urged the public to act quickly and call the aquarium if they see signs of a turtle in distress. The call came after a young green turtle died in the waters off Lagoon Park, in Sandys, after it got entangled in monofilamen...

Bermuda’s young tech enthusiasts are being invited to compete in the island’s first National Coding Competition. Darren Burchall, Head of ICT and Computer Sciences at Bermuda High School, is organising the competition which is open to all schoolchild...

David Burt called for a “chorus of unity” in the wake of the Paradise Papers yesterday. The Premier told MPs that he was confident Bermuda’s reputation would survive the recent revelations contained in the hacked documents. He said: “The reports of B...