‘Ministry Of Economy And Labour’ Formed

Responsibility for areas including business and economic development have been transferred from the Premier to Minister Jason Hayward, with the Ministry to be called the ‘Ministry of Economy and Labour.’ A Government spokesperson said, “The Cabinet Office advised today, 22 February 2022, that upon the advice of the Premier, Her Excellency the Governor has transferred […]

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Photos & Video: Personal Empowerment Initiative

An event was held at City Hall yesterday [Feb 21] to highlight efforts being made to increase the opportunity for further learning and education at Westgate Correctional Facility. The project is being spearheaded by eight volunteers, including Tulani Bulford, Glenn Fubler, Kim Jackson, Malcolm Kirkland, Norbert Simmons, Sharon Swan, Lynne Winfield, and Cummings Zuill, who […]

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Marva Trott Earns Raleigh Volunteer Award

On Saturday [Feb 19], Raleigh Bermuda recognized Mrs. Marva Trott as the ’2021 Raleigh Bermuda Community Volunteer of the Year.’ The award presentation was held at the Hamilton Seventh-Day Adventist Church where the award was presented to Mrs. Trott by Raleigh Executive Director Ms. Dany Pen, Raleigh Board Member Mrs. Kaywell Outerbridge and Raleigh Programme […]

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Aon President To Speak At BDA Risk Summit

President of Aon Eric Andersen will speak at the Bermuda Business Development Agency’s [BDA] inaugural Bermuda Risk Summit being held March 14-16, 2022. The Bermuda Risk Summit is the first major, in-person risk event in Bermuda since 2019 and counts CEOs from some of the world’s largest property and casualty [re]insurers among its growing list of international […]

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Coach Robinson Looking Forward To Match

[Written by Stephen Wright] Naquita Robinson, the Bermuda women’s coach, has backed her side to bounce back from their defeat to Jamaica in their Concacaf W qualifying opener with a goal-laden display against the Cayman Islands today. Although Bermuda lost 4-0 against Group C favourites Jamaica in Kingston last Thursday, Robinson said she was encouraged […]

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Stationery Store Aiming For More Local Brands

The Stationery Store and Stationery Store Plus said they “are looking to introduce local brands to their wide selection of products” and are inviting local businesses that offer products such as craft supplies, office supplies/equipment, stationery and writing tools, games & toys to contact them. A spokesperson said, “The Stationery Store and Stationery Store Plus are […]

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African Collection: Our People, Places, Stories

The Bermuda National Gallery’s formally opened their ‘African Collection: Our People, Our Places, Our Stories’ exhibition. A spokesperson said, “Yesterday [Feb 21], the Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport, Dr. Ernest Peets, participated in the Bermuda National Gallery’s formal opening of The African Collection: Our People, Our Places, Our Stories. “The Minister’s attendance at the exhibition […]

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Plans For Former Ariel Sands Hotel Property

A planning application for the former Ariel Sands hotel site has been submitted, with the plans describing a “hotel-villa-condo development consisting of 84 keys in 33 hotel guest rooms, 21 villas, and 30 one, two and three bed condominium units, including restaurant and bar with dining terrace, pool, seawall, tennis court, landscaping and supporting works […]

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Good Samaritan Assists After Vessel Capsizes

A Good Samaritan assisted someone after their vessel “tangled the deployed anchor line in the vessels propellor causing instability” resulting in a capsize approximately 400 yards offshore. A Bermuda Maritime Operations Centre spokesperson said, “Bermuda Maritime Operations Centre received a 911 call from a member of public located in the vicinity of Hungry Bay looking out off […]

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National Trust To ‘Reinterpret’ Heritage Sites

The Bermuda National Trust said they are “embarking on a long-term effort to reinterpret the heritage sites and collections under its care related to the enslavement, resistance and empowerment of Black Bermudians, other people of African descent and the local and global majority.” “Telling more of Bermuda’s story and involving more of Bermuda in that process […]

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Teachers Union Statement: No Confidence Vote

The Bermuda Union of Teachers confirmed that the Union passed a ‘vote of no confidence’ in the Commissioner of Education, the Permanent Secretary of Education, and the Minister of Education, with the motion passed with a majority of 72% of the members present in the meeting. “This vote is a direct reflection of many months of […]

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Bermuda Arts Council Awards

The Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport, Dr. Ernest Peets extended congratulations to Major Kenneth (Toki) Dill, Marjorie Pettit, the late Ted Ming, Paul and Penelope Leseur and Daren A. Herbert who were all honoured last evening at the Bermuda Arts Council’s (BAC) Annual Awards Ceremony.

These six Bermudians were celebrated for their significant contributions to the island’s arts and cultural scene.

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COVID-19 Update 21 February 2022

“Sadly, Bermuda has recorded another coronavirus death since our last update,” said Minister of Health, Kim Wilson, JP, MP. “My heartfelt condolences go out to the loved ones of the deceased at this difficult time.”

Since the last update, the Ministry of Health received 6642 test results, and 107 were positive for the coronavirus, giving a test positivity rate of 1.6%.

These results are from testing done on:

§  Wednesday:  39 positive out of 1590 results (2.5% positivity)

§  Thursday: 19 positive out of 1479 results (1.3% positivity)

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Bermuda Arts Council Annual Awards Remarks by Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport

Good evening,

To those of you viewing from the audience today and to those who are viewing virtually and online, I extend my heartfelt greetings to you all.

I wish to also express my appreciation and well wishes to the Bermuda Arts Council for their commitment to ensuring that this event took place this year.

This occasion is particularly poignant because the arts have suffered tremendously during the last two years of the pandemic. So it’s wonderful that we can come together to recognise and highlight the importance of art in all its forms during this ceremony.

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Official Govt & Legal Notices For Feb 21 2022

The official Government and Legal notices for today [Feb 21] include acting appointments & notice of intended marriage. Acting Appointment: Commissioner Of Education, Ministry Of Education Notice Type: Government Notice Notice Sub Type: Acting Appointments Notice ID: GN0253/2022 Public Authorities / Department: Cabinet Headquarters Publication date: 21 February 2022 Dr. Llewellyn Simmons, Director of Academics, Department of Education […]

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Hawley Finishes 5th In Americas Triathlon Cup

A week after finishing fifth in the 2022 Americas Triathlon Cup Viña del Mar in Chile, Erica Hawley finished in the same position while competing in the 2022 Americas Triathlon Cup and South Americas Championships Villarrica. Taking to the course in the Elite Women’s race, Hawley clocked a time of 2:04:37. She earned a time […]

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107 Positive, 204 Active, 5 In Hospital, 1 Death

The Ministry received 6642 test results — spanning 4 days — and 107 were positive, so there are now 204 active cases, of which 5 people are in hospital, and the Ministry confirmed that the island has recorded another coronavirus related death, marking the 123rd since the pandemic began. “Sadly, Bermuda has recorded another coronavirus […]

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RBR ‘Blank Firing Exercise’ From Feb 21 To 22

People may hear “gunshots and loud bangs” in the west end today [Feb 21] and tomorrow, as Royal Bermuda Regiment soldiers will be participating in a blank firing exercise. The RBR tweeted, “Public Notice! Soldiers will be participating in a blank firing exercise from 21-22 Feb at South Shore Park, Warwick, and Hog Bay Park, […]

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MJM Welcomes Mark Adams As Senior Associate

The MJM law firm has welcomed Mark Adams to the firm’s Corporate & Finance Team as a Senior Associate. A spokesperson said, “Mark qualified in England and Wales in 2002 and has extensive international experience which includes corporate finance, M&A, advisory, restructuring, venture capital, asset finance, project finance, tax leasing, commercial lending, trade finance, Islamic finance and […]

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Riders Begin Strong In Dominican Republic

Bermuda’s cycling team of Conor White, Liam Flannery, Zander Miller, Nicolas Narraway, and Dominque Mayho have started racing in the XLIII Vuelta Ciclística Independencia Nacional in the Dominican Republic. The seven-day stage race runs over 1,100 kilometers got underway with the Santo Domingo-San Cristóbal-Bani-Azua-Barahona route, with a route approximately 178 kilometers. Riders 2 through 40 […]

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Photos: Six People Honoured At Arts Council

The Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport, Dr. Ernest Peets extended congratulations to Major Kenneth Dill, Marjorie Pettit, the late Ted Ming, Paul and Penelope Leseur and Daren A. Herbert who were all honoured at the Bermuda Arts Council’s [BAC] Annual Awards Ceremony. A Government spokesperson said, “These six Bermudians were celebrated for their significant […]

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Ombudsman Bus Service Communications Report

The Ombudsman’s ‘Bus Service Communications’ report was tabled in the House of Assembly on Friday [Feb 18], with the report stating “that the communication of the bus cancellations does amount to maladministration in that the communication process is inadequate in providing information to the widest number of bus users and the general public about bus […]

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Natasha Trott Officiates Concacaf Qualifier Match

Assistant Referee Natasha Trott officiated in a recent Concacaf Women’s World Cup qualifying match, becoming the first Bermudian female to do so. Trott officiated in the match that saw Mexico keep their unbeaten record intact in Group A after posting an 8-0 victory versus Antigua and Barbuda in the Dominican Republic. Seven different players accounted […]

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