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As part of the celebrations to mark its 50th anniversary, the Bermuda Monetary Authority has expanded its community outreach this year to boost five on-island charities through its “Days of Giving” programme. One of those charities is Family Centre. ...

Working together to achieve goals is a commonality between sailors and astronauts. On Wednesday, August 7th, a group of youth sailors from 11 middle schools across Bermuda who are participating in the Endeavour Graduate Summer Programme learned there...

Skyport today advises the public that it will be relocating a number of trees from the existing terminal to be replanted at the new terminal. As a result of the relocation, Cahow Way will be operating as one-lane traffic from August 19 to 25 and bi...

Conor Hay is the recipient of law firm Conyers’ 2019 legal scholarship award. Presented annually to a Bermudian enrolled in a law degree programme, the award is valued at $30,000 per year for a maximum of three years, the firm said. Mr Hay will be at...

Reparations to African-Americans for slavery, and the systemic oppression that followed, is now the stuff of congressional hearings and Democratic presidential debates. Twenty-nine per cent of Americans support reparations, according to Gallup, up fr...

In my motion to adjourn speech on July 19, I stated that I intend to be the longest-serving education minister in Bermuda. This was not said to be vain, but was said because I recognise how disruptive it can be to our education system to have a revol...

An art-loving Egyptian schoolgirl on vacation in Bermuda spent her summer as a volunteer at the Masterworks gallery. Aisha Grant, 17, who came to the island to visit her Bermudian relatives, signed up to help with the children’s summer art and educat...

A group of “well-deserving” Bermuda College students were today given a total of more than $10,000 towards their tuition fees. Daeshone Young, who was awarded a full scholarship of $6,000, was among four students assisted with their education by Pem...

Space is the limit for 12-year-old Hudson Dragan who has set his sights on becoming an astronaut. The Somersfield Academy student recently completed a weeklong Space Camp at the US Space and Rocket Centre in Huntsville, Alabama, designed for young p...

The Premier, David Burt, was quoted as making the following comment in the House of Assembly on July 12: “I don’t think economic reasons are the main reasons that people leave Bermuda. The main [reasons] revolve around education and issues inside our...