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National football team coach Kyle Lightbourne was the star guest at a feeding programme for the hungry. Lightbourne, who steered the Gombey Warriors to a famous win over Nicaragua at the Concacaf Gold Cup last month, spoke at the Grateful Bread gathe...

The public works minister told MPs yesterday that he will not release a report into the finances of a failed sports centre. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch was speaking after Gitanjali Gutierrez, the Information Commissioner, ordered the Government to...

Bermuda’s young people are setting an example in road safety with an art exhibition that opens this evening. Students from across the island submitted artwork promoting safety on our roads as part of the Draw 4 Change competition launched by Rubis E...

Bermuda’s commitment to providing innovative solutions in the ever-evolving insurance marketplace is well established. The most recent example arrived in May with the release by the Bermuda Monetary Authority of a consultation paper on the “new insur...

A new communications consultant for Bermuda’s public schools has still to be hired, the education minister said yesterday. Diallo Rabain said: “They have gone through the vetting process. It’s something that will be announced very shortly.” Mr Rabai...

The decision to hold fortnightly House of Assembly meetings last month was not discussed with the Opposition, its head said yesterday. Craig Cannonier, the leader of the One Bermuda Alliance, said there had been no dialogue about reducing the number ...

An epidemic of bullying and abuse of expatriate workers is to be tackled by a union chief. Jason Hayward, the president of the Bermuda Public Services Union, said a survey at one large organisation with hundreds of employees had shown more than half ...

A bus with children on board was rear-ended by a truck yesterday, with no injuries reported. An eyewitness said the boom on top of the truck smashed the back window of the bus, which had been westbound on South Road, Smith’s, near the junction with C...

More than 40 years after captaining the first netball team to represent Bermuda overseas in the Caribbean Netball Championships in the Bahamas in 1977, June Dill still gets excited about competing for her country internationally. Netball is in the p...

Senators have ditched amendments to legislation designed to create a legal framework for ministers to appoint experts and political advisers. They passed the Premier, Ministers and Opposition Leader Personal Staffs Act 2019 after MPs rejected a rewor...

Legislation for the creation of an independent wage commission is to be tabled this morning in the House of Assembly. The proposed law will be based on the recommendations of a joint select committee that recommended the establishment of a minimum an...

I always take the first week of the summer holidays off with the kids and, while it should mean lots of downtime, I’m still writing this from the kitchen at 11pm. I have working-mum guilt. And so while I am squeezing in one hour of work first thing,...