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Education minister Diallo Rabain visited the Bermuda College to meet welders taking their practical test for national certification. Welders, electricians, automotive service technicians and landscapers are required to be nationally certified, meanin...

A new Bill to decriminalise small quantities of cannabis was tabled in the House of Assembly on Friday. The Misuse of Drugs (Decriminalisation of Cannabis) Amendment Act was formally proposed by Zane DeSilva, the Minister of Social Development and Sp...

Developer Michael MacLean is still counting the cost of a deal to massively overhaul the Hamilton waterfront nearly five years on. “The whole case has cost me close to $4 million,” Mr MacLean said in the wake of his protracted legal battle. “All I ca...

A local kidney transplant service would save lives and offer patients with chronic kidney disease a better quality of life, according to the Global Transplant Initiative. The Norwegian company has proposed setting up a live-donor transplantation prog...

Residents can discuss a new water strategy for St George’s at a meeting next week. The Bermuda Government said it has selected its preferred water and wastewater servicing for the East End after reviewing the likely environmental impact of potential ...

Zachary Bishop, aged 10, has just celebrated a martial arts milestone with the earning of his junior black belt. After more than 350 karate lessons at The Academy of Martial Arts on Front Street, Zachary has become Sensei Bobby Smith’s third student ...

Dozens of local counsellors have been given tips on how to spot and treat gambling addicts. The workshop, led by Loreen Rugle of the University of Maryland School of Medicine, was organised last week by the Bermuda Casino Gaming Commission as one of ...

Nearly 150 complaints and queries have been made this year about employers failing to provide health insurance coverage. The Bermuda Health Council named a host of companies who have failed to comply with the Health Insurance Act. It said 147 complai...

Local charities are to be profiled for their level of risk from money laundering and terrorist financing, according to the Registrar General. The moves come in tandem with the work of the National Anti-Money Laundering Committee tasked with monitorin...

A beach cleanup will take place on Saturday at Frank’s Bay and the Railway Trail in Southampton. The event is organised by One Communications, which is encouraging friends and family to help out. Network engineer Michele Belvedere said: “While our da...