Keeping Our Promise to Deliver Relief to Bermuda’s Taxpayers

Mr. Speaker, later today I will lay before this Honourable House the Bill entitled “Land Valuation and Tax Amendment Bill 2022”.

Mr. Speaker, in the 2022/23 Budget statement I, on behalf of the Government, committed to the people of Bermuda “relief now and more relief to come” and with that as the focus one of the items stated was that we will provide Land Tax relief for our local nursing homes. The Land Valuation and Tax Amendment Bill 2022 to be tabled today is another demonstration of the Government continuing to deliver on its promises.

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Backyard Cricket League: BHB & Corporation

The Backyard Cricket League continued at the Police Field, with the Bermuda Hospital Board and Hamilton Corporation in action. The Bermuda Hospital Board defeated Hamilton Corporation by 7 wickets. Corporation’s MVP Troy Hall led the way with the bat scoring 57 not out, while Jamal Holder was the pick of the Bermuda Hospital Board bowlers […]

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Save Soil Women’s Tennis Tournament Day 3

Three Save Soil Women’s Bowl Tennis Tournament finals took place at the Fairmont Southampton Tennis Courts, with three matches on the court. In the under 14 Final, Emma Haley defeated Nila Samuels in straight sets 6-3, 6-3. Amaya Rollins needed three sets to be crowned the Under 16 Division champion defeating Kumani Jackson 5-7, 6-2, […]

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History & Legacy Committee Submit Terms

The History and Legacy Education Committee Working Group “was successful in submitting the terms of reference” on March 31st, Minister of Education Diallo Rabain said, adding that he “looks forward to the formal establishment of the History and Legacy Committee this year, and the work that is to come with preserving, honouring, and commemorating Bermuda’s […]

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Parish Primary Schools, Signature Schools, More

Minister of Education Diallo Rabain provided an update on the “tremendous amount of work that is being done within the Ministry of Education, the Department of Education, and the Learning First Programme.” Speaking in the House of Assembly, the Minister said, “On April 1st, 2022, the Parish Primary Schools and next Signature School we anticipate […]

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Road Checkpoints Over Bermuda Day Holiday

According to the most recent Official Notices, the Bermuda Police Service will be conducting road sobriety checkpoints over the Bermuda Day holiday — from Thursday, May 26th to Sunday, May 29th — with the checkpoints set to take place in Hamilton parish, Smiths, Devonshire, Pembroke, Paget, Warwick and Southampton. Road Sobriety Checkpoint Notice 2022 [PDF here] For […]

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Manders Invited To Play In Over 60′s World Cup

The Over 60s Cricket World Cup will take place in Australia in September 2022, and Bermuda Cricket Board President Arnold Manders has been invited to play. The Tournament will run from Friday, September 2nd, 2022 to Thursday, September 15th, 2022, and the competition will be drawn from the some of world’s cricket-playing nations, together with some […]

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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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Update on School Reform – Beyond September 2022

MR SPEAKER,

I rise today to provide an update to the house and the listening public on the tremendous amount of work that is being done within the Ministry of Education, the Department of Education, and the Learning First Programme. It was on March 4th that I last rose to provide an update on the on-going work within these groups, but, I am happy to say that there is still much work taking place and great things to report about.

MATH INTERVENTION PROGRAM

MR. SPEAKER,

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Cruise Industry Update

Mr. Speaker, I said back in February, “There is no tourism without transport”, and the future of Bermuda’s economic recovery depends on our air and sea visitation in 2022. Today I will share an update on the cruise industry.

Mr. Speaker, the Bermuda 2022 cruise ship season is shaping up better than originally forecasted at 50% occupancy when I officially reported the numbers during the budget debate.

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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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