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The Department of Statistics is seeking more than 250 census interviewers to conduct door-to-door interviews to gather census information. Those interested in these part-time positions should apply by 7pm on Wednesday, September 28, at www.govtcareer...

Educating the public about the risks and methods for preventing drug and alcohol use are key to reducing use in Bermuda, according to Senator Jeffrey Baron. The Minister for National Security formally opened the Substance Abuse Prevention Faith Based...

The Bahamas is the latest signatory of the Hamilton Declaration on Collaboration for the Conservation of the Sargasso Sea. The Declaration is a political commitment by the signatories to work with the Government of Bermuda and the Sargasso Sea Commi...

A Bermudian has been recognised for his involvement in an award-winning marketing campaign for a beachfront resort in Florida. Duncan Tavares, who previously worked at Bermuda’s Department of Tourism, the Marriott Castle Harbour Resort and Horizons, ...

Local audiences will join viewers around the world in judging the next generation of filmmakers, when the Manhattan Short Film Festival arrives at the month’s end. The 19th annual festival brings ten short films from eight countries to the Bermuda Un...

The Parliamentary Joint Select Committee on Women’s Issues and Unemployment will host the next in its series of public meetings on Wednesday. The meeting, to be held at 5pm in the Dr Gordon Memorial Hall in the Bermuda Industrial Union building, will...

Motorists heading west are warned about traffic delays after an oil spill in Southampton. The incident happened at about 3pm on Middle Road, in the area of Whale Bay, and has led to diversions along the Railway Trail. At 4.40pm, the Bermuda Police Se...

Project Co, the new company poised to assume operations at LF Wade International Airport, has agreed to union requests after staff raised concerns over a letter of employment sent out earlier this month. Chris Furbert, the president of the Bermuda In...

A group who campaigned in support of the controversial Pathways to Status legislation have launched an online survey to collect information about long-term resident non-Bermudians. The survey by the “We Support Pathways” Facebook group is hoped to bu...