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A new schedule for a national census has been approved after what were initially strenuous objections from the Opposition. In a switch from the five-year schedule set in 2002, and last carried out for the 2010 census, the count is now left to the Pre...

Young educated Bermudians have been leaving the Island in droves to seek employment in other countries, according to the Department of Statistics. The Island’s political parties, the civil servants union and the business community have all expressed ...

By Sara Westhead Second part in a multi-week series reflecting on the 2010 Census data and the current state of the religion in Bermuda. The Church of God, in its various forms, has long been a staple in Bermuda’s religious society, and so it came ...

This is the first in a series on the current state of religion in Bermuda, based on the recent Census. this week, Sara Westhead looks at the Roman Catholic Church When the 2010 Census results were announced a few weeks ago, some details held little ...

The long-awaited 2010 Census has now been released, and although there are some vital statistics that are yet to be released, the report gives a reasonable idea of where Bermuda stands. As of 2010, there were six percent more people in Bermuda than ...

Number of Govt jobs doubled during past 10 years The number of Government jobs has increased by 52 percent – 1,315 jobs – since 2000, according to the latest Census. Ten percent of the working population are now employed by Government.­ The hotel se...

School enrolment has fallen by five percent over the last ten years, according to the results of the 2010 Census of Population and Housing. The results, released on Friday, show that enrolment at public schools has fallen by 24 percent while attendan...

Preliminary figures from the latest Census show a tripling in the number of jobless Bermudians over the past decade, Bermuda Employers Council president Keith Jensen said. And Bermuda Public Services Union general secretary Ed Ball warned that the n...