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Teachers and parents turned out for a town hall examining education reform last night. Dozens attended the Progressive Labour Party-led meeting at Elliot Primary School, which was moderated by Constituency 10 candidate Ernest Peets, who was joined b...

A new initiative to warn pet owners of fireworks displays is being launched by the Bermuda SPCA. The charity is asking event planners to contact it if they will be setting off fireworks and it will inform all those signed up to dedicated e-mail aler...

There has been “ongoing success” in developing a new strategic direction for the public school system, according to a Board of Education representative. Curtis Dickinson, board chairperson, said that the past two months had been productive. “During...

A 25-year-old man is in custody after police deployed a Taser yesterday afternoon. The incident happened on Church Street at around 1pm but the circumstances surrounding the arrest were not clear. The confrontation between police and the suspect re...

Bermuda’s first responders have been given some hands-on training about how to manage jellyfish stings. David Wakely, a hyperbaric and diving medicine physician with the Bermuda Hospitals Board, trained more than 20 Marine Police officers and Royal B...

Bermuda’s foster parents were thanked over the weekend with a special tea at the Fairmont Southampton. The Appreciation Tea, organised by the Ministry of Social Development and Sports in conjunction with the Department of Child and Family Service, pr...

Harbour Nights, held every Wednesday on Front Street, won’t be held this evening. A Chamber of Commerce spokesperson it will now take place tomorrow.

Michael Dunkley said yesterday it should be mandatory for parliamentarians to declare their financial interests but he stopped short of pledging that his Government would introduce such a measure. The Premier also told the media that an “overhaul” wa...

The Director of Public Prosecutions has halted proceedings against Jason Hayward, president of the BPSU, in connection to the December 2 protest. The move follows a similar course in the case of ten others facing charges related to the protest. Addre...

The Bermuda Hospitality Institute has announced the four winners of its Hospitality Month Scavenger Hunt competition. Sarah Robinson came top of the tree and was awarded a two-night stay at Cambridge Beaches, while Joann Adams took second place which...