Covid-19 booster clinic open at St John Ambulance tomorrow
The clinic, hosted by St John’s Ambulance, is intended to service essential and healthcare worker…
Weather Forecast For Saturday November 19
Bank lower at Friday close
This, even though LOM Financial Limited fell 35 cents (6.4 per cent) to $5.15 o…
Annual Interschool Cardboard Boat Challenge
Woman, 21, ordered to take part in DUI court programme after admitting drinking and driving
Ryley Mason, 21, of Pembroke, admitted the offence when she appeared in Magistrates’ Cou…
Minister urges drivers to take extra caution as roads are ‘in a state’ due to trenching work
Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the Minister of Public Works, made t…
Government leaving people to make choice between eating and paying bills: OBA
Giving the One Bermuda Alliance’…
BTA ‘laser focused on recovery and growth’, interim CEO tells tourism summit
Tracy Berke…
Government moves to close 180 day immigration loophole
Currently visitors are allowed to remain on the island for up to 180 days be…
Update on Constitutional Reform
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to update this Honourable House on the project of Constitutional Reform for Bermuda.
Tabling of the Bill entitled: “Development and Planning Amendment Act 2022″
Mr. Speaker, today I am tabling the Bill entitled: the Development and Planning Amendment Act 2022 (“the Bill”). This Bill proposes to amend section 14 of the Development and Planning Act 1974 (“the Act”) to allow an Order made under section 14(2)(f) of the Act (i.e., a use classes order) to be subject to the negative resolution procedure. The Bill will also revoke the Development and Planning (Use Classes) Order 1975 (“the 1975 Order”).
Parish Primary Schools
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to update this Honourable House and the listening public on the exciting work that is taking place to reform the public education system in Bermuda. Before I do that, however, I’d like to remind this House and the listening public of the journey to date.
The Mirrors Programme – An Update
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to rise today to provide an update to this Honorable House and the general public about the current activities as it relates to the Mirrors Programme and the recent decision to formally align the organization with the Department of Child and Family Services (DCFS) in the Ministry of Social Development and Seniors.
Community Violence Workshop
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to give the House an update on the Community Violence Workshop that was held at the end of September.
Mr. Speaker, you will recall that in May of this year I made a statement to this Honourable House on addressing violence in Bermuda. Not more than 48 hours after my appointment in April, I found myself performing the grim task of offering condolences to two families who were dealing with the grief of losing their young sons to gun violence.
UK government is ‘neutering’ local decision-making, AG claims
More than 90 Bermudians sign up for Government-backed cheap mortgage scheme
Under the scheme, first-time mortgages will be guaranteed partially fo…
Michael Pearl named Triton CFO
He currently ser…
$50 Million Guarantee For Mortgage Programme
Municipal bond insurer in pact with Fidus Re
Athene notes offer due
The offering is due to close Monday, subject to s…
A global showcase like no other
Curse of the champions
Good luck, Les Bleus.
Not since Brazil lost the 1998 final to France have the…
Prepare for a dry World Cup: Qatar goes back on promise of beer sales at matches
The redemption of Karim Benzema
That crowded t…
No Italy: Azzurri pay for lack of national pride
In a country where club teams rule and provincial…
Four Star Pizza Celebrates 32nd Anniversary
Fleming Re Closes LPT Reinsurance With Conifer
160 Students Sign Up For Youth Climate Summit
Fleming Re in agreement with Conifer Holdings
Conifer, a spec…
Sailing: Smith & Kempe Compete In France
Bermuda Bowlers Competing In Australia
Bermuda crew vow to bounce back after technical issues end world championships
Driver died of natural causes, autopsy reveals
Police have also stated that Mr Simons, who was found in an unresponsive state in his c…
Vertical farming plans ‘paused’ as overseas partner reports large losses
The Bermuda Economic Development Co…
Antonia Holder launches product to improve children’s posture
Increased expenses and competition squeeze BAS Group margins
The owner of BASFM, Otis, Weir Enterprises and Eastbourne Properties Limite…
Antwan Russell laying foundations for long-term success at Paget
Banquet puts Bermuda’s sporting women centre stage
The…
North Village brush aside Boulevard Blazers to maintain flawless record
North Village maintained their flawless Premier Division record with a comfortable victory over Boulevard at Goose Gosling Field on Thursday night.
First-half goals f…
Official Govt & Legal Notices For Nov 17 2022
Daniel Phillips continues his winning run in Guatemala
Phillips beat his d…
Warwick Academy win Primary School six-a-side tournament
W…
Abandoned yacht lifted out of Ferry Reach
The vessel has been left abandoned at Stone Crusher …
Access to KEMH will be limited on Monday
A spokeswoman for the Bermuda Hospitals Board said there will be…
THE INTEGRATED RESOURCE PLAN PROPOSAL | Government of Bermuda
List of Proposed Planning Applications Advertised on November 17, 2022 | Government of Bermuda
Creatives Live! Event Tomorrow
Tomorrow, (November 18), the Department of Culture will host another edition of Creatives Live! – featuring local artists Charo Hollis, Danyell Webbe (Royalty), Ashanti Caesar (Princess Black) and Bruce Perinchief (Suav).
Happening on the steps of City Hall, this popular open air concert series will take place from 12.30 pm – 1.30 pm.
For more information see the below e-flyer. To learn more about Creatives Live!, please call 292-1681.
2023 – 2024 Registration for the Bermuda Public School System Bright Start Programme, Preschool and Primary School
Online Registration for the Bermuda Public School System’s 2023/2024 school year is open and will close on November 30.
Parents and Guardians are reminded of the following general requirements:
Bank stock lower on NYSE
The Bank of N.T. Butterfield & Son Limited finished down 11 cents (0.33 per cent) at $33.20…






