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A programme aimed at giving Bermudians a leg-up in the world of fintech is returning for the fourth year this summer.
The Economic Development Department’s annual fintech training programme is set to …

The Government has warned the public to be wary of whooping cough after two cases were reported on the island.
The Office of the Chief Medical Officer has confirmed two identified cases of pertussis o…

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Two occupants of a car that hit a wall in Somerset this afternoon after a collision with a motorcycle have been taken to hospital for treatment.
Police said the vehicles struck on Somerset Road in San…

A motorcycle rider who ended up getting stopped by police has been disqualified from driving all vehicles for 18 months.
Tiago Araujo Bento, 28, admitted riding his bike while impaired by alcohol when…

The Government is hiring 27 new corrections officers to provide relief to staff who have reportedly worked under crisis conditions for years.
Kim Wilkerson, the Attorney-General and Minister of Justic…

The Ministry of Education has extended the contract of Innovation Unit Australia/New Zealand for education reform and school redesign efforts, at a cost to the taxpayer of more than $2.5 million.
The…

The head of a Gombey troupe points the way to the historic Gombey Avenue in a stunning new mural.
Bilal Binns, the captain of Gombey Evolution, said he was “honoured” to have been featured in the near…

The Government has denied claims by an opposition MP that it lacks a plan to manage public buildings under its remit.
Jaché Adams, the public works minister, said programmes pursued by the Bermuda Hou…

An infamous chapter of the First World War in which 11,000 Australian and New Zealand soldiers lost their lives in the Gallipoli campaign was marked at dawn today at Warwick Camp.
Members of communiti…

The Department of Registry General has invited artists to join a public awareness campaign on intellectual property rights.
They will share insights through short videos and written reflections on how…

Road works and a 5K event will affect traffic throughout the island starting this weekend, the Ministry of Public Works announced.
A spokesman said Morgan’s Road, and Harbour Road between Morgan’s Roa…

The independent organisation that supervises appointments, promotions and disciplinary matters in the island’s public service is now seeking expressions of interest.
Andrew Murdoch, the Governor, said…

A Supreme Court judge has declined to grant an injunction to stop a company from hiring a replacement for the improperly fired son of a union leader.
Chris Furbert Jr, the son of Bermuda Industrial Un…

Women’s health for conditions such as menopause should be given priority, a physician has said, particularly since most workplaces are male-dominated.
Annabel Fountain, a certified endocrinologist, sa…

Industry leaders have welcomed plans to crack down on work permit abuses but said the immigration department must also speed up its services.
Jason Hayward, the Minister of Economy and Labour, announc…

A woman who admitted assaulting and threatening to kill her former lawyer’s wife was sentenced to time served at an appearance in Magistrates’ Court yesterday.
Carina Dornelas, 45, from Southampton, p…

The Director of Public Prosecutions has confirmed a review of DNA evidence used in past cases is continuing after a call for updates on the process that was launched last year.
Cindy Clarke, the Direc…

Hundreds came out to enjoy food, flora and fun for the opening of the Agricultural Exhibition today.
Jaché Adams, the Minister of Public Works and the Environment, said the event at the Botanical Gard…

Residents and businesses have been given an extra week to provide feedback on a questionnaire that will help to inform plans for the city.
The deadline for the City Survey is now May 1 — with every pa…

A deadline for the Government’s cost of living survey is nearing, with Wednesday marking the final opportunity for residents and businesses to give insight on top expenses.
The anonymous online survey…