Cathy Duffy to speak at WiRe event
Women in Reinsurance, the professional organisation for women working in the reinsurance sector, is to hold the first event of its 2022 education series on Thursday – a panel focused on strategies for…
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Ferry giant P&O could face legal action in Bermuda over sackings
P&O Ferries could be hauled before Bermuda’s courts for flouting island labour laws, The Royal Gazette can reveal.
The company, which provides passenger ferry services out of Britain to France, Ho…
The company, which provides passenger ferry services out of Britain to France, Ho…
The RG/BSX Index rose 26.82
The RG/BSX Index closed at 2,492.03, up 26.82 (1.09 per cent), as Bank of N.T. Butterfield Ltd. closed 50 cents (1.4 per cent) higher at $35.50 on the Bermuda Stock Exchange. No other issues traded.
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BMA opens consultation on new code of practice
The Bermuda Monetary Authority has posted for consultation its draft new Digital Asset Business Operational Cyber Risk Management Code of Practice along with revised Digital Asset Business Custody Cod…
The Ministry’s Position on Arbitration Clauses Included in Statements of Employment
The Minister of Economy and Labour, Jason P. Hayward, JP, MP, advises that the Ministry has received complaints from employees pertaining to arbitration clauses being included in their statement of employment and employers insisting on settling all matters, including possible breaches of the Employment Act 2000 by the employer, through arbitration.
Weather Forecast For Wednesday April 6
| Wednesday, April 6 is expected to see sunny start; increasing cloud later, 1 or 2 showers overnight, with the high to be near 23°C/73°F and the low to be near 19°C/67°F, according to the Bermuda Weather Service. Winds are expected to be south. The relative humidity is expected to be near 71%. Sunrise will be […]
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One Team ‘Peace Tree’ Collaboration
| On Sunday [April 3], a brief ceremony occurred just prior to the start of the football game between North Village and PHC, with a small group joineding the footballers to affirm a message which also encouraged peace. Governor Rena Lalgie, the Pastor of North Shore Gospel Chapel, Steven Powell, the Coordinator of Mirrors, Kim Jackson, […]
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WiRe To Host Networking Panel Event
| Women in Reinsurance [WiRe] announced the first event in its 2022 Educational Series – a panel focused on strategies for building and influencing professional relationships. A spokesperson said, “The Network – Building and Influencing Professional Relationships’ panel will include Catherine R. Duffy, Country Manager [Bermuda], AIG, Saadia Savor, Vice President, Casualty Manager, Aspen Bermuda Limited, […]
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Ministry: 69 Bus Runs Cancelled On Tuesday
| [Updated] The Ministry released the list of bus cancellations for this morning [April 5] with the list indicating that there are forty-seven bus runs cancelled so far today. Update 4.05pm: The Ministry has released the list of bus cancellations for this afternoon. There were 47 runs cancelled this morning, 22 cancelled this afternoon, for a […]
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Smith & Penruddocke Begin Regatta In Spain
| Adriana Penruddocke and Benn Smith have started competing in the 51 Trofeo Princesa Sofia Regatta in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. Penruddocke is competing in the ILCA6 Class, while Smith is competing in the ILCA7 Class. Only one race was completed in the ILCA6 Class, with Penruddocke coming off the water in 45th place after she […]
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Airline services to Bermuda continue to pick up
Air service to Bermuda continued to pick up this month with the return of flights to Philadelphia and slightly increased service to both Canada and the UK.
According to Skyport, American Airlines …
Banks’ Q4 net earnings fall by nearly 16%
The total assets of Bermuda’s banks shrunk 1.5 per cent or some $400,000 down to $26.8 billion in quarter four of 2021, when compared to the prior quarter.
And combined, the banks reported lower earni…
And combined, the banks reported lower earni…
Pirates Of Bermuda Challenge On April 23
| The Bermuda Sloop Foundation [BSF] today formally launched the 2022 edition of its annual Pirates of Bermuda fundraiser, inviting the community to join the cause and “save or sink” a roster of willing “pirates”, with the event set to take place on Saturday, April 23rd from 11.00am to 2.00pm. A spokesperson said, “The Bermuda Sloop […]
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3.30pm Live: Premier Burt Press Conference
| Premier David Burt will be holding a press conference this afternoon [April 5] to “provide an overview of the reconfigured Cabinet.” This follows after yesterday’s announcement that Michael Weeks will serve as the new Minister of National Security and Vance Campbell will be the Minister of Tourism. Update 3.40pm – We are waiting on the […]
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Garden Club Donates $10,000 To Eco-Schools
| The Garden Club of Bermuda has made a donation of $10,000 towards the Eco-Schools programme operated by BUEI. A spokesperson said, “This programme which was started by the Foundation for Environmental Education [FEE] involves 68 countries and 59,000 schools and was implemented in Bermuda in 2013 when Greenrock was chosen as its first National Operator. […]
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Stanton is new chair of ILS Bermuda
ILS Bermuda Ltd, which promotes economic development through the growth of insurance-linked securities and alternative risk transfer on the island, has appointed Jo Stanton as chairwoman of the ILS Be…
Mosaic expands syndicated capacity
Mosaic Insurance, the Bermudian-based specialty insurer, has added Lloyd’s carrier Apollo to its consortia of industry partners, boosting the amount of syndicated capacity it can deploy for high-deman…
New RenRe unit to write casualty and specialty risks
RenaissanceRe Holdings Ltd has announced the creation of Fontana Holdings L.P. and its subsidiaries, an innovative joint venture dedicated to writing casualty and specialty risks.
Fontana launched wit…
Fontana launched wit…
Live: 3.30pm Premier press conference on Cabinet changes
The Premier, David Burt, is to hold a press conference at 3.30pm today to talk about the Cabinet changes announced yesterday. We will bring you live coverage as well as in-depth reports.
OBA weighs in on business concerns and St George
An approved political candidate for the parish of St George’s has backed small business leaders who have expressed concerns for the future prospects of small and medium sized companies – especially fo…
Hundreds of children given tour of Spittal Pond during BNT nature walk
Hundreds of children today took part in a nature walk giving them the opportunity to learn about one Bermuda’s most popular nature reserves.
More than 200 children attended the Bermuda National Trust’…
More than 200 children attended the Bermuda National Trust’…
Divine Makes Solid Start To Motorcycle Racing
| [Written by Stephen Wright] Aeziah Divine made a solid start to the FAB-Racing Minibike British Championship at the Lydd Kart Circuit in Kent last weekend. The 12-year-old, who competes in the MK50 class, finished fifth in all three races despite missing two days of practice because of mechanical issues. Divine, who qualified in sixth place, said: […]
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The Annual Children’s Nature Walk
The Annual Children’s Nature Walk (Photographs by Akil Simmons)
Ascot promotes Justin Keith to CUO
Ascot has promoted Justin Keith to chief underwriting officer, casualty/specialty in Bermuda. The promotion is subject to Bermuda immigration approval.
Mr Keith will oversee Ascot’s management liabili…
Mr Keith will oversee Ascot’s management liabili…
One Teen Hurt & Two Teens Arrested
| Two suspects — aged 14 and 15 years old — were arrested following a stabbing incident near the bus terminal in Hamilton, which resulted in a 13-year-old boy being injured. A spokesperson said, “Detectives continue their inquiries into a stabbing incident that occurred around 1:35pm Saturday, 2nd April 2022 near the City of Hamilton bus […]
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Two teenagers arrested after 13-year-old boy stabbed
Two teenagers were arrested after a 13-year-old boy was stabbed near the Hamilton bus terminal.
A police spokesman said a 15-year-old boy and a 14-year-old boy had both been arrested and released on p…
A police spokesman said a 15-year-old boy and a 14-year-old boy had both been arrested and released on p…
Perinchief To ‘Put On A Show’ At Meet In Bermuda
| [Written by Stephen Wright] Jah-Nhai Perinchief has vowed to “put on a show” for the home crowd at the inaugural USATF Bermuda Games at the Flora Duffy Stadium on Saturday [April 9]. The triple jumper finished his indoor season on a high note, coming fifth on his debut at the World Athletics Indoor Championships in Belgrade, […]
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A dream boat come true
A visiting superyacht lit up Hamilton Harbour this morning.
The Cayman Islands-registered DreAMBoat, built in 2019 by Dutch shipbuilders Oceano, measures 90ft long and boasts space for up to 23 guests…
The Cayman Islands-registered DreAMBoat, built in 2019 by Dutch shipbuilders Oceano, measures 90ft long and boasts space for up to 23 guests…
Famous Sets New School & Bermuda Record
| Sakari Famous — who competes for the McNeese State University — had an outstanding showing during the LSU Battle on the Bayou meet, setting a new school and Bermuda record. The Bermudian athlete set a new school record in the high jump with a jump of 5-feet-11.25 inches, with the height also setting a new […]
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Hornets Crowned Premier Division Champions
| The Dandy Town Hornets were crowned the Premier Division Champions following their 3 – 0 win over the Devonshire Colts at the BAA Field. The Dandy Town Hornets took the lead in the 13th minute when Enrique Swan found the back of the net, Tomiko Goater doubled the lead in the 44th minute as they […]
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215 Yachts Enter 2022 Newport Bermuda Race
| Over 200 yachts have registered for the 2022 Newport Bermuda Race, with the 635-nautical mile race set to take place this June. A spokesperson said, “Boasting a fleet of 215 yachts, the Newport Bermuda Race is set to return for the 52nd “Thrash to the Onion Patch” on June 17. “The fleet size for the 635-nautical mile […]
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First Bald Eagle Reported In Bermuda In 34 Years
| A Bald Eagle — the first one reported in Bermuda in 34 years — has been seen flying across the island, the Bermuda Audubon Society said. The Bermuda Audubon Society posted the photos below online, saying, “Bald Eagle arrives in Bermuda! Rumors were circulating this past week about a very large bird flying around Bermuda. […]
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Devonshire Council Offer 2022 Scholarship
| The Devonshire Parish Council is offering their Fall 2022 scholarship, with a maximum value of up to $5,000.00 for undergraduate and graduate studies. A spokesperson said, “Students must be accepted or enrolled at an approved college, including Bermuda College, or university. “Applicants, must be Bermudian and have resided in Devonshire Parish for a minimum of […]
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Island gets first cruise ship visit of the year
The first cruise ship of the year berthed in Bermuda yesterday when the Norwegian Epic arrived in Dockyard.
The ship was at first scheduled to be the fifth visit of the year.
But four cruises schedule…
The ship was at first scheduled to be the fifth visit of the year.
But four cruises schedule…
Bald eagle spotted in Bermuda
The national bird of the USA was spotted on the hunt in Bermuda for the first time in 34 years this weekend.
A spokeswoman for the Bermuda Audubon Society said the juvenile bald eagle was seen on the …
A spokeswoman for the Bermuda Audubon Society said the juvenile bald eagle was seen on the …
Hotel will not affect St George World Heritage status, ministry says
World Heritage Site status for St George is safe, the home affairs ministry has insisted.
Doubts were raised over the retention of the coveted status for the Olde Towne and related fortifications aft…
Doubts were raised over the retention of the coveted status for the Olde Towne and related fortifications aft…
Luxury yacht once owned by Russian billionaire Abramovich docks in St George
A luxury yacht once owned by Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich anchored overnight in Bermuda to pick up fuel and supplies.
The 282ft Ecstasea, registered in the Cayman Islands, arrived at Penno’s W…
The 282ft Ecstasea, registered in the Cayman Islands, arrived at Penno’s W…
Oliver Betschart savours victory in San Antonio
Oliver Betschart ended a hectic nine-week playing stint on the Southern Texas PGA Junior Golf Tour with a bang at the weekend.
The promising golfer shot a phenomenal two-under 69 at the Fort Sam Golf …
The promising golfer shot a phenomenal two-under 69 at the Fort Sam Golf …
Local trio savour glory at Jefferson Cup
Alexander Rymon Lipinski, Xhavi DeRoza and Nile Bean enjoyed success at the Jefferson Cup Boys Showcase in Richmond, Virginia, at the weekend.
The local trio were members of the 2007 New England Surf …
The local trio were members of the 2007 New England Surf …
Small businesses facing unprecedented pressure, says ex-Senator
Small and medium-sized businesses are being overwhelmed by taxes and red tape which are putting their survival at risk, a leading entrepreneur said yesterday.
Jonathan Smith, CEO of The Origin Compan…
Jonathan Smith, CEO of The Origin Compan…
Bermuda Form has stood the test of time
First adopted more than 35 years ago, the Bermuda Form has stood the test of time as an efficient means of resolving insurance disputes.
The latest endorsement arrived in the form of a recent panel di…
The latest endorsement arrived in the form of a recent panel di…
Consultation On Giant Manta Ray Until April 10th
| The consultation period for the proposed addition of the Giant Manta Ray to the Protected Species Act will last until April 10th, Minister of Home Affairs Walter Roban said. Minister Roban previously said, “In regards to the Giant Manta Ray, I can confirm that in Bermuda there is no fishing for this gentle and beautiful […]
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Court Street Market To Be Held On April 10th
| Guest singers and live entertainment will be just some of the attractions at the Court Street Market Palm Sunday edition, which is expected to feature a wide array of vendors. The market will run from 1 pm to 7 pm, with organisers urging shoppers to “help stimulate the economy” and “buy Bermuda”. Anyone who spends […]
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Rajai Denbrook Column: Parish Primary Schools
| [Opinion column written by Rajai Denbrook] Subsequent to the announcement that the island’s birthrate continues to show a downward trend, the Minister of Education took the opportunity to remind the public that declining enrolment was one factor cited in the decision to introduce Parish Primary Schools, and that the vision was “still happening” with a […]
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Gherdai Hassell Featured In Havana Biennial
| Artist Gherdai Hassell is the first Bermudian to be featured in the Bienal de La Habana exhibition, with the artist saying she is “thrilled to have my installation ‘What Remains to be Seen’ travel across seas to be displayed within the context of another country, culture and language.” A spokesperson said, “Black Pony Gallery announces […]
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Public Health Worker Profile: Dr. Knowles
| [Part 2 of a series of Public Health workers for 2022 Public Health Week] Dr Hadassah Knowles is a dentist working as a Dental Officer in the Department of Oral Health. The Oral Health Programme is designed to provide oral health care services to children, seniors and institutionalised individuals, i.e. incarcerated persons. They are also involved […]
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UK MPs to discuss Bermuda’s decision to ditch same-sex marriage
Bermuda’s marriage equality controversy is expected to feature in a debate in the UK’s House of Commons.
Crispin Blunt, a Conservative backbencher, has secured a parliamentary slot for a discussion of…
Crispin Blunt, a Conservative backbencher, has secured a parliamentary slot for a discussion of…
Bid to maintain home farms after Covid-19 scare dies down
Maintenance of a growth in home farming as the Covid-19 pandemic winds down is the goal for an agricultural business this year.
Chris Faria, the owner of the AgraLiving Institute, a sustainable farmin…
Chris Faria, the owner of the AgraLiving Institute, a sustainable farmin…
Hearing on legality of land grab commission to be held in July
A hearing into the legality of a Commission of Inquiry into allegations of land grabs will be held in the summer.
The hearing was ordered after Raymond Davis, also known as Khalid Wasi, and Myron Pipe…
The hearing was ordered after Raymond Davis, also known as Khalid Wasi, and Myron Pipe…
Deadline for city artwork suggestions extended
The Corporation of Hamilton has extended the deadline for artists to submit suggestions for artwork to go on display in the city.
City Hall had requested that artists submit their suggestions for the …
City Hall had requested that artists submit their suggestions for the …