Enstar Completes Agreement With Aspen

Enstar Group announce that one of its wholly owned subsidiaries has closed a previously announced agreement for a ground-up loss portfolio transfer with Aspen Insurance Holdings Limited and its subsidiaries for their 2019 and prior business. Enstar will assume net loss reserves of $3.12 billion, subject to a limit of $3.57 billion. The existing adverse […]

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Police Renew Appeal In Murder Investigation

Today [May 21] marks six years since the murder of 26-year-old Patrick Dill, and the police are renewing their appeal for anyone with any information to please contact them. A police spokesperson said, “The Bermuda Police Service [BPS] is renewing its appeal for witnesses to come forward regarding the murder of 26-year-old Patrick Dill, who was […]

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Official Govt & Legal Notices For May 20 2022

The official Government and Legal notices for today [May 20] include road sobriety checkpoint notice, acting appointments, boards appointments, and jury service. Road Sobriety Checkpoint [No. 5] Notice 2022 Notice Type: Government Notice Notice Sub Type: Road Sobriety Checkpoint Notice Notice ID: GN0536/2022 Public Authorities / Department: Bermuda Police Service Publication date: 20 May 2022 The Assistant […]

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‘Bermuda Day Experience’ Package Offered

A ‘Bermuda Day Experience’ is being offered by the Bermuda Tourism Authority, with the package including a reserved seat to watch the parade, lunch with a complimentary drink, and a meet and greet with local parade entrants, with tickets costing $50 for adults and $25 for children. The event page says, “The Bermuda Day Parade […]

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Cost Increase For St. George’s Marina Project

The cost of the St. George’s Marina Development will increase from $2.7 million to just over $4 million and the scheduled completion date of June 2022 has been extended to December 2022, Minister of Public Works Lt/Col David Burch said, with the Minister noting that “the budgetary increase is significant and reflects both the current inflationary […]

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Jennifer Phillips Appointed To Tourism Board

The Bermuda Tourism Authority [BTA] today announced the appointment of Jennifer L. Phillips, an established entrepreneur with expertise in the local arts, entertainment, and culture scene, to its board. Ms Phillips will join other newly appointed board members including Shiona Turini, Bushara K. Bushara, and Carol Blaser, who were selected for the role this past […]

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Photos: Premier Congratulates Graduates

Premier David Burt delivered remarks to Bermuda College’s graduating class of 2022, saying “I congratulate each of you for reaching this pivotal milestone in your lives.” Premier Burt said, “To the graduating class of 2022: On behalf of the Government of Bermuda, I congratulate each of you for reaching this pivotal milestone in your lives. […]

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‘We Must Reverse The Delays In Seeking Care’

“In Bermuda, a decline in annual health examinations and preventive care, which reduce the risk of disease, was also evident during this current pandemic,” Minister of Health Kim Wilson said, adding that “we must reverse the delays in seeking care that may have become normalised over the past two years.” Speaking in the House of […]

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Bill Provides Land Tax Relief For Nursing Homes

The Land Valuation and Tax Amendment Bill 2022 [PDF] was tabled in the House of Assembly today [May 20] which aims to provide Land Tax relief for local nursing homes Premier and Minister of Finance David Burt said, “In the 2022/23 Budget statement I, on behalf of the Government, committed to the people of Bermuda “relief […]

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White & Flannery Begin Competing In Arkansas

Conor White and Liam Flannery began competing in the Walmart Joe Martin Stage Race in Fayetteville, Arkansas. Jonathan Clarke crossed the line solo, with teammate Noah Granigan next to the finish, giving the Wildlife Generation Pro Cycling Team a one-two finish in the Mount Gaylor Road Race on the opening day. The peloton was splintered […]

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Bill To Create Sandbox For Energy Innovators

Legislation to create a regulatory sandbox will “allow innovators in the energy sector both the physical and legislative space to carry out their development and testing of technologies,” Minister of Home Affairs Walter Roban said. Speaking in the House of Assembly today [May 20] the Minister said, “Today I am tabling the Bill entitled the […]

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Single Lane Closure On Palmetto Road

A new BELCO trenching project will commence on Palmetto Road near Barker’s Hill roundabout and this “work will require a single lane closure for the duration of the trenching,” the Ministry advised. A Government spokesperson said, “The Ministry of Public Works wishes to inform the motoring public that a new BELCO trenching project will commence […]

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City’s Bermuda Day Notices: Trash, BBQs & More

The City of Hamilton provided information on their trash collection schedule during the Bermuda Day Weekend, and also reminded parade spectators to ensure that after the event they take all their trash away with them, noted that barbeques are not permitted on City sidewalks and warned that any “spray paint that is used will be removed prior […]

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Video: Bermuda College ‘Graduate Stories’

Bermuda College has released a video of ‘Graduate Stories’, which was released in conjunction with their graduation ceremony yesterday [May 19]. The ceremony saw 93 graduates receive associate degrees, diplomas or certificates under the big tent on the College’s athletic field, marking the first time that the annual commencement ceremony was held in person since the […]

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Cruises: 27 Calls, 45K Passengers & $4M In Taxes

Since April 4, Bermuda has received 27 cruise ship calls with approximately 45,600 passengers visiting our shores and the estimated revenue generated so far for government taxes is $4 million and passenger spending is $10.2 million, Minister of Transport Lawrence Scott said. Speaking in the House of Assembly today [May 20], Minister Scott said, “Since […]

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Police Confirm Shooting In Pembroke, No Injuries

Police have confirmed that last night they received 911 calls reporting several gunshots in Pembroke, and police “were informed two individuals on a motorcycle were chasing another person” and “one of the individuals on the bike was said to have been discharging a firearm as the chase continued.” A police spokesperson said, “Around 10:15 p.m. […]

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Column: ‘Isle Of No’ Must Become Open Minded

[Opinion column written by MP Neville Tyrrell] For years Bermuda has been known as the “Isle of No”, when it comes to enhancing our tourism product and offering new and innovative services and experiences to our visitors. Whenever someone tries to develop something new or different, it is often shot down, attacked, and usually stopped […]

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Save Soil Women’s Bowl Tennis Day 2 Results

The Save Soil Women’s Bowl Tennis Tournament continued at the Fairmont Southampton Tennis Courts, with three matches on the court. Amaya Rollins defeated Nadhira Durham in straight sets 6-4, 6-3, while Morgan Lightbourne defeated Airez Gilbert-Simons in straight sets 6-1, 6-0, and Jacky Lambert defeated Victoria Stephens in straight sets 6-1, 6-2. Related Stories Photos: […]

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PwC: Trends That Affect Future Of Insurance

A new report by PwC on Insurance in 2025 and beyond identifies what they said are “five trends that will affect the future of insurance as the industry faces new challenges.” A spokesperson said, “Insurers and reinsurers came through the tests posed by Covid-19 remarkably well and dealt with unprecedented interruptions to their business by […]

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Berkeley Students Launch Local Food Website

A new website — which is highly informative, useful and very well designed — has been launched, with BermudaLunchBox.com created by a team of talented and tech savvy Berkeley Institute students. The class, led by teacher Diamond Outerbridge, said the initiative was to “help support food security on the island.” with the twenty students in the class […]

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Police Appeal: Help Locate 22-Year-Old

The police are seeking the public’s assistance in locating 22-year-old Khalid Warner-Smith. A police spokesperson said, “He was last seen at Kilderry Lane, Smiths, on Wednesday 18th May 2022. When last seen he was wearing green shorts, and possibly a black top. “Mr. Warner-Smith is described as brown complexioned, slim built, 6′ in height and […]

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Video: Craig Cannonier & Douglas DeCouto

Shadow Minister of Works & Engineering Craig Cannonier and Senator Douglas De Couto will be joining Bernews this evening [May 19] for the latest episode in the Bernews News & Views series, where they will be discussing the Fairmont Southampton Act, tourism and more. The live video replay is below Related Stories Video: Minister Peets & Minister Roban […]

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Cannonier-Watson To Perform In Front Of Queen

[Written by Stephen Wright] Ravi Cannonier-Watson, by admission, was not the most talkative child. It was through the medium of dance, arguably the most natural and human form of expression, that the Bermudian conveyed his emotions and thoughts via movements and body language. Cannonier-Watson, who is now 17, has the opportunity to ‘communicate’ in front of […]

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Official Govt & Legal Notices For May 19 2022

The official Government and Legal notices for today [May 19] include traffic notice, notice of intended marriage and trademark applications. RTN – Lane Closure North Shore Road May 30 2022 to Sept 2 2022 Notice Type: Government Notice Notice Sub Type: Traffic Notice Notice ID: GN0532/2022 Public Authorities / Department: Public Works Headquarters Publication date: 19 May […]

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Parliament: Order Of Business For May 20th

The House of Assembly will be in session on Friday [May 20] and the statements scheduled to be delivered include the Bermuda Monetary Authority Annual Report 2021, Keeping Our Promise to Deliver Relief to Bermuda’s Taxpayers, Tabling of Amendments to the Electricity Act 2016 to Create a Regulatory ‘Sandbox’, Road Safety Week, Update on the […]

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BUEI Talks To Hold ‘Island SOS’ On May 21

The fourth instalment of the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute’s [BUEI] eight-part Island SOS [Sustainable Ocean Strategies] series is slated to take place at BUEI on Saturday [May 21] at 4.00pm. A spokesperson said, “This month’s island nation being highlighted is Barbados, with a presentation by Carlos Gilkes, Technical Officer of the National Conservation Commission [NCC]. […]

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Bristol City Manager: “I’d Love Nahki To Stay”

“I’d love Nahki to stay with us,” Bristol City manager Nigel Pearson said, according to a report in the Bristol Live, which added “with one year left on his contract, City are stuck in a transfer quandary with the experienced striker.” In the report, Bristol City manager Nigel Pearson said, “I’ve spoken to four players […]

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Central Bus Terminal Kiosk Reduced Hours

The Department of Public Transportation [DPT] is advising the public that the Central Bus Terminal kiosk “will have reduced hours due to limited staff resources.” A Government spokesperson said, “As such, DPT is advising of the following hours of operation for the kiosk: Thursday, May 19 7:15am – 5:00pm Friday, May 20 7:15am – 5:00pm […]

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