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“They saw you come in” senior Joan Van Putten told me when I entered the Dr Cann Park residential complex in Southampton. Ms Van Putten — one of about ten newly trained team leaders of the Red Cross’s Disaster Risk Reduction Programme for residents a...

Opposition leader David Burt closed the latest town hall meeting on the airport project with a clear message to opponents of the deal: make your presence heard, but abide by the law. Speaking of Friday’s sitting of Parliament to debate two Acts linke...

A support group set up by a father whose daughter took her own life has called for more data to be made publicly available about suicides in Bermuda. Losing Someone by Suicide has urged authorities to conduct more research into suicides and attempts ...

Michael Dunkley, the Premier, concludes the latest round of Brexit talks in London today regarding the impact on the Overseas Territories of Britain’s departure from the European Union. As he prepared to head to a courtesy meeting with Theresa May, t...

With the Human Papillomavirus now part of Bermuda’s routine Childhood Immunization Schedule, parents are being urged to see it as an opportunity to continue talking about sexual health. According to Laura Lynn Jackson, child health co-ordinator with ...

Police have named the man who died suddenly yesterday afternoon as 34-year-old Rashun Trott. This evening Progressive Labour Party MP Michael Weeks paid tribute to Mr Trott. “As the MP for constituency 16, Pembroke East Central, I was deeply saddened...

Prince Edward, the Earl of Wessex, is scheduled to call on Bermuda next month, in what Government House described as a working visit on behalf of The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award Bermuda. The Earl will be on the island from March 3 to 5, t...

The Bermuda Police Service will send officers to manage anticipated protests outside of the House of Assembly on Friday. And the service has warned the public that while peaceful protest of the airport project will be allowed, it is a criminal offenc...

The head of a charity that provides meals for the housebound and disabled said that donations were vital to keep the organisation in business. Joe Gibbons, president of Meals on Wheels, added that cash, even small amounts, mounted up and helped the c...

Opposition MPs are still yet to review the financial model behind the airport development agreement, according to David Burt, leader of the Progressive Labour Party. “The fact that it continues to be withheld makes me believe they don’t want the peop...