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The Regulatory Compliance Association (RCA) will provide 100 scholarships in financial services compliance training. A press release announcing the scholarships stated that Premier Michael Dunkley and Minister of Economic Development Dr Grant Gibbons...

Bermuda’s people should be inspired by Dr Martin Luther King Jr to face the Island’s problems together, according to Premier Michael Dunkley. Dr King’s official birthday commemoration takes place today — a day that has been declared a public holiday ...

Sir Ben Ainslie, principal and skipper of Great Britain’s 35th America’s Cup syndicate, can not wait to get harnessed into the NACRA F20 catamaran and begin foiling around the Great Sound at high speed. The greatest sailor in Olympic history and Amer...

A man will be questioned by Conservation Services after a bird was killed at the protected Spittal Pond wildlife sanctuary. The bird, a mallard duck, died after being struck by a stone on January 11 at the Smith’s nature reserve. The incident, includ...

An ongoing protest over plans to build a major hub for Parks in the midst of the Botanical Gardens has intensified. A new action group is calling on Government to cut its losses and halt work on the maintenance yard, which opponents have likened to a...

Bermuda CableVision’s annual Community Service Award recipients are the Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service, emergency medical technicians, Bermuda Police Service and the Bermuda Regiment, at their tenth annual “salute to service” banquet on Saturday eve...

The killing of a bird within the Spittal Pond nature reserve is being looked into by Conservation Services after birdwatchers mounted a Facebook campaign to find the person responsible. A man throwing a stone on January 11 was caught on camera by a m...

New Public Works Minister Craig Cannonier has announced plans to deal with continuing issues over uncollected trash. Mr Cannonier, who assumed the ministerial post last week, said he had met today with members of the Waste Management Department to di...

Six suspected impaired drivers were arrested over the weekend, according to Police. Officers also arrested 12 people on outstanding warrants, as well as conducting licence checks at liquor-licensed premises around the Island.

The Bermuda Tourism Authority has hired Glenn Jones to a full-time position in charge of public and stakeholder relations. Mr Jones, has been at the authority since September 2014 on a part-time basis and began his full-time position as director of p...