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Dellwood Middle School will open today following a risk assessment after a potential Covid-19 exposure, the Ministry of Education said tonight. In a statement at 10.19pm last night, the Minister of Education, Diallo Rabain, said: “The Ministry of Edu...

More than three-quarters of the current active Covid-19 cases in Bermuda are the UK variant, Premier David Burt said in a series of tweets. And he urged the community to continue to be vigilant, saying, “coronavirus is real, but we can’t let our gua...

Kenneth Richardson, the island’s first Black Cabinet Secretary who served in the role from 1984 to 1993, has died at 82. Mr Richardson, who had to step down as top civil servant for health reasons, was recalled by Sir John Swan, a former Premier, as ...

Thieves have stolen the contents of a collection box for an animal welfare charity. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals’ fundraising box, located at the old terminal of LF Wade International Airport, was broken into last Wednesday an...

A rare Bermuda coin is expected to fetch thousands of dollars when it goes up for auction next month. The coin, which may have been minted as early as the 17th century, was found by a metal detectorist in Kent in the UK in 2019. Robert Parkinson, a s...

The cost of some medication will be cut after legislation was passed allowing Government to set maximum prices for some commonly used drugs. On Friday, MPs passed amendments to the Bermuda Health Council Amendment Act which will introduce a national...

An award-winning American expert on bias and racism who moved to Bermuda as a one-year “digital nomad” has offered his insight for the island on race and diversity. Robert Livingston, a management and public policy lecturer at Harvard University, rel...

Let's summarise the viewpoints of our dear senators and explore their arguments. The below quotes have been attributed to the senators by The Royal Gazette. Joan Dillas-Wright (President of the Senate): “I have a major concern about our youn...

A transitional housing programme has been given internet, TV and phone services by an island company. Staff from Digicel also pitched in to put fresh paint on the Transformational Living Centre for Families, where construction is expected to finish i...

Stories in the aviation press that four former British Airways 747 aircraft have been registered in Bermuda are wide of the mark, the head of the island’s Civil Aviation Authority revealed. Thomas Dunstan, director-general of the BCAA, said: “We are ...

Members of the public can gain an understanding of how “21st century learning” is being designed for public school students at a series of pop-up events starting today. The Ministry of Education has scheduled three events - today, Wednesday and Frida...

People are being urged to put their best feet forward and take part in a charity fundraising event this weekend. The Lindo’s to Lindo’s Walk/Run is set to take place from Friday in aid of the Bermuda Diabetes Association. The Lindo’s Group of Compan...