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A woman who stole toiletries from Clarendon Pharmacy has been sentenced to 12 months of probation.
Barbara Ann Bean, 62, admitted stealing the merchandise when she appeared in Magistrates’ Court last…

The St David’s Primary School parent-teacher association has rallied to raise $1,000 for the Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre.
Students, parents and supporters pitched in to fundraise through a walk-a…

Bermuda’s labour market remains robust, recording steady recovery and growth according to the latest survey, the Minister of Economy and Labour said.
Jason Hayward told the House of the Assembly that …

Promises broken by the Progressive Labour Party Government and a need to prioritise taking care of residents mean it is time for an election, the Leader of the Opposition insisted.
Jarion Richardson d…

The Ministry of Home Affairs is “deeply concerned” after several people, including a two-year-old child, were attacked by dogs in recent days.
A spokesman confirmed that there had been four separate …

The Government’s Throne Speech and the Opposition’s response to it dominated debate in the House of Assembly this afternoon.
It took One Bermuda Alliance leader Jarion Richardson only 30 minutes to de…

The Royal Bermuda Regiment will conduct a training exercise involving firearms on the grounds of Government House over the weekend.
A spokesman for the Ministry of National Security warned that blank …

The community has been encouraged to join forces against bullying to ensure everyone is valued and respected.
The gathering on the steps of Hamilton City Hall steps marked the close of Anti-Bullying W…

The Government is to introduce a new framework to give more people access to a bank account, the Premier said today.
David Burt, the Minister of Finance, also told MPs that proposals on addressing ban…

A cedar tree was planted in the Royal Naval cemetery today to celebrate National Philanthropy Day.
Members of the Association of Fundraising Professionals Bermuda Chapter and the Bermuda National Trus…

The maximum severance allowance payment is to increase for long-serving employees under legislation tabled today.
Jason Hayward, the Minister of Economy and Labour, told the House of Assembly that the…

The Government has had to pay a hotel operator almost $400,000 after dropping plans for the Bermudiana Beach Resort, MPs were told today.
Earlier this month, Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the Minist…

The Ministry of Education is to conduct an audit to identify any gaps in earned credits amid staffing challenges faced in signature programmes.
Diallo Rabain made the announcement during an update on …

The Government plans to charge money when responding to certain requests for public information, the House of Assembly heard today.
Crystal Caesar, the Minister for the Cabinet Office, told MPs that “…

A new government quango to oversee “sustainable solutions” for land development and management on the island has been launched.
The Bermuda Land Management Corporation, an amalgamation of the Bermuda …

Gifted students in financial need are now eligible for Somersfield Academy’s equity and merit scholarships for the 2025-26 academic year, the school announced.
The awards offer promising students at t…

Promises broken by Progressive Labour Party governments and a need to prioritise taking care of residents mean it is time for an election, the Leader of the Opposition insisted today.
Jarion Richardso…

As the Bermuda Hospitals Board awaits the arrival of two new oncologists, a referral system has been established to provide clinical care to new cancer patients.
The BHB, Pals, the Bermuda Cancer and …

A vendors market and holiday films will help visitors to the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute get into the Christmas spirit.
A spokeswoman said 40 local vendors will offer various products — …

The Bermuda Weather Service Doppler radar system is back in operation.
A spokesman for the Bermuda Airport Authority said the system, which suffered a technical fault around October 6, returned to ser…

The Premier has paid tribute to Peter Green saying the island had lost “a great friend to Bermuda”.
Mr Green, the head of a family of hospitality investors who revitalised the flagship Hamilton Prince…

The Commissioner of Police has justified sending four officers on a three-week recruiting trip to Barbados in August at a cost of $65,000, saying the exercise will help the service to reach its recomm…

A pressure group that has long called for an overhaul of the judicial complaints system has welcomed a government pledge to improve accountability in senior constitutional posts.
LeYoni Junos, of the …

Parliamentarians are in for a long session when the House of Assembly resumes tomorrow.
The legislature officially reconvened last week after the summer break, with the Governor, Rena Lalgie, deliveri…

Residents along a narrow lane in Warwick have urged Belco to take action over what they insist is a precariously placed utility pole on their street.
Homeowners wrote to The Royal Gazette calling it “…