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A sign to mark Mary Prince Emancipation Park was unveiled in honour of the enslaved Bermudian who gained her freedom and became a hero of the abolitionist movement in Britain. Lovitta Foggo, the Minister of Community Affairs and Sport, said that publ...

Bermuda Hospitals Board (BHB) today announces that a consultation has been launched on a draft Code of Practice (the Code) relating to the Mental Health Act 1968 and subsequent amendments. As allowed by the Act, the Minister of Health has delegated t...

BizCamp is inviting teenagers to take part in an online and in-person programme during the month of August. The camp, run by the Youth Entrepreneurship Initiative in conjunction with the Economic Development Department is offered free of charge to an...

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources, located in the Botanical Gardens, was closed late this morning until further notice due to a continued water shortage. This issue is being addressed and DENR apologises to their customers for any i...

A Royal Bermuda Regiment soldier who saved her wheelchair-bound brother-in-law from a blazing house has won the Hero of the Year from the Kiwanis Club of St George’s. Latoya Brown-Hayward pulled Omar Hayward -a Paralympian — from their home after she...

The Ombudsman has logged an increased number of complaints about the island’s prison system. The office dealt with 263 complaints last year, with 55 of them to do with the Department of Corrections — almost five times more than any other body. The Be...

A new book about Bermuda’s data privacy law aims to help businesses and individuals to comply with it and understand it. The Pipa — a Practical Guide to the Personal Information Protection Act 2016 is sponsored by Gateway Systems Ltd, which informati...

Expatriate hotel workers said yesterday they were “heartbroken” to leave the island after more than a decade as they sold off household items. Staff at the Fairmont Southampton said up to 150 expatriate workers had started to pack their bags as layof...

A man who led police on a chase through Warwick was fined for possession of cocaine. Arndell Lightbourne, 42, pleaded guilty to possessing 1.29 grammes of the controlled drug. Magistrates’ Court heard that police on Middle Road in Warwick noticed Lig...

A prominent former cricketer has been sentenced to two years’ probation after admitting an assault on his father. Chris Foggo, 38, a former St George’s Cup Match and Bermuda wicketkeeper-batsman, appeared for sentencing in Magistrates’ Court last Fri...

A background that ranges from data science to legal services, financial regulations and coding, has given Monika Adams a breadth of skills to stand out from the crowd. Now she has created her own company, Kastleway Compliance, offering industry secto...

Ten days of debate, 30 different classes. Bermuda’s world champion Kenza Wilks is offering new and experienced debaters “a fantastic opportunity to develop skills in debate, public speaking, and critical thinking” through his online camp, CodeBlue Cl...