Havana theme for cocktail competition
Bacardí’s Art of the Pour is returning as a featured event of this year’s Taste of Bermuda Weekend, this time with a new theme — ‘Havana Nights’. The event will bring ten of…
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Cruise line pulls out of Daniel’s Head development plans
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings have decided for now against moving forward with plans to develop Daniel’s Head.
It was announced in July 2025 that the cruise operator had signed a non-binding memorand…
It was announced in July 2025 that the cruise operator had signed a non-binding memorand…
Sioma Rudo Earns Butterfield Scholarship
Butterfield has awarded three annual scholarships, including a $30,000 Sir Harry D. Butterfield Undergraduate Scholarship to Bermudian student Sioma Rudo. A spokesperson said, “Butterfield has awarded its annual scholarships to three promising students, including Bermudian Sioma Rudo, who has been awarded the Sir Harry D. Butterfield Undergraduate Scholarship and will receive $30,000 for the upcoming …
Column: Ben Smith On Education Leadership
[Opinion column written by OBA Leader Ben Smith] During the last Parliamentary session, Education Minister, the Hon Diallo Rabain, confirmed there were significant changes in senior leadership within his ministry. The changes include a new Permanent Secretary and Deputy Permanent Secretary, an Acting Commissioner of Education, an Acting Director of Academics, acting leadership in Student …
Norwegian Cruise Line withdraws interest in Daniel’s Head
The Bermuda Land Management Corporation (BLMC) confirms that Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) advised the Corporation on 17 August 2026 that it will not pursue the Daniel’s Head property for…
Lane closure on Cox’s Hill Road
The Ministry of Public Works and Environment advises motorists that a lane closure will be in effect on Cox’s Hill Road, Pembroke, beginning Monday, 21 September 2026, until further notice.…
Lane closed in Pembroke until further notice
A lane closure along a section of road in Pembroke will be in effect until further notice, the Ministry of Public Works and Environment has said.
The closure on Cox’s Hill Road is necessary to facilit…
The closure on Cox’s Hill Road is necessary to facilit…
Speakers join for understanding on United Nations Peace Day
Speakers converged on the Bermuda Society of Arts at City Hall in Hamilton to observe United Nations Peace Day.
The event was organised by Glenn Fubler, co-ordinator of the community group Imagine Ber…
The event was organised by Glenn Fubler, co-ordinator of the community group Imagine Ber…
BUEI earns award for its youth holiday camps
An out-of-school camp series focused on discovery and exploration has been voted the best of its kind in Bermuda for young children.
The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute picked up The Bermudia…
The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute picked up The Bermudia…
EU fiscal board: Exceptions to new EU fiscal rules put credibility at risk
Under the rules, which entered into force in April 2024, each EU country agrees an individual, tailor-made annual debt reduction path with the Commission International News via Reuters: The European…
ICE agent wounds man in Austin, Texas, shooting, city officials say
The man was shot in the torso and taken to a local hospital, officials told reporters at a press conference Demonstrators react to tear gas flung in their direction by…
Stocks gain on AI optimism; lower oil helps bonds
The bond market, which last week endured a sixth straight weekly selloff in the face of rising interest rates and a persistently high oil price, rallied, with European debt leading…
EU to require data centres to disclose energy and water efficiency
The EU wants to triple its data centre capacity over the next seven years, to support the rapid development of artificial intelligence and attempt to cut reliance on US Big…
Rental car crashes at East End
A rental car has crashed in the eastbound lane of Mullet Bay Road in St George’s.
The Bermuda Police Service reported shortly after 2pm that the vehicle had crashed just west of Mullet Bay Park.
Offic…
The Bermuda Police Service reported shortly after 2pm that the vehicle had crashed just west of Mullet Bay Park.
Offic…
Opinion: A fresh take on education can be a good thing
Image of crayons and exercise books against blackboard Statement by Ben Smith, Opposition Leader & Shadow Minister of Education: During the last Parliamentary session, Education Minister, the Hon Diallo Rabain,…
Restrictions on birth certificate access take effect
New restrictions on who can access a birth certificate came into effect today.
The Registry General issued a public notice about the implementation of the Registration (Births and Deaths) Amendment Ac…
The Registry General issued a public notice about the implementation of the Registration (Births and Deaths) Amendment Ac…
Tri-ed & Tested and Synergy take national titles at Clearwater Beach
Dylan Eiselt and Will Greene combined to capture the men’s crown as the Aon Mixed Team Relay National Championship delivered high-octane racing at Clearwater Beach. Racing under the banner of…
Flawless Augustus cruises to commanding Ocean View triumph
Daniel Augustus produced a bogey-free final round to wrap up an emphatic six-stroke victory at the Johnnie Walker Classic, finishing on five under par at Ocean View Golf Course. Building…
Hopkins and Narraway battle elite field in Montreal time trial
Bermudian cyclists Kaden Hopkins and Nic Narraway tested themselves against the planet’s best as the 2026 UCI Road World Championships got under way in Montreal. Taking on a technical, flat…
Birth Certificate Access Requirements Take Effect
A new policy takes effect today [Sept 21] that introduces new requirements on who can obtain a certified copy of a birth certificate. A Government spokesperson said, “The Registration [Births and Deaths] Amendment Act 2026 takes effect today, introducing new restrictions on who can obtain a certified copy of a birth certificate from the Registry General. …
Chronic kidney disease screening initiative proves successful
The Bermuda Diabetes Association (BDA) marked a successful three-day chronic kidney disease (CKD) screening initiative, providing members of the community with free access to early detection and health education. The…
Dr. Weldon to discuss genetic testing and hidden disease
Bermuda HealthCare Services (BHCS) and Brown-Darrell Clinic will bring together Bermuda’s medical community for the next Docs for Dinner, featuring two distinct physician-focused presentations on advances in genetics and diagnostic…
Grammy-nominated artist to perform at Lumina Festival
Grammy-nominated artist Musiq Soulchild will headline The Lumina Festival Day 2: Solara Music & Arts Concert on Sunday, September 27 at Victualling Yard, Dockyard. This benefit concept celebrates Bermuda’s culture…
ECB opens blockchain link to financial markets
The moves reflect a broader effort by central banks to adapt to the growing use of blockchain in finance, whereby assets are issued and traded using shared digital ledgers instead…
New rules around access to birth certificates
Overseas file image The Registration (Births and Deaths) Amendment Act 2026 takes effect today, introducing new restrictions on who can obtain a certified copy of a birth certificate from the…
FIFA U-15 World Cup: Bermuda handed glamour draw
Bermuda’s rising stars will test themselves against top European and African opposition after being handed an eye-catching draw for the inaugural FIFA Under-15 World Cup and Festival in Azerbaijan. The…
UK’s Burnham heads to US with pragmatism in mind for Trump meeting
Burnham, a former mayor of Greater Manchester in northwestern England with limited experience of foreign affairs, is expected to meet Trump for the first time on Tuesday Britain’s Prime Minister…
UK indexes climb as banks lead gains, oil prices retreat
The blue-chip FTSE 100 index rose 0.73% to 10,737.66 points by 0932 GMT after declining almost 1.5% in the last session A worker walks near an LSEG (London Stock Exchange Group) branded…
“I think it’s a wonderful
“I think it’s a wonderful gesture,” Minister Adams said. “I think today, being what would have been his birthday, his 29th birthday, this is an exciting time for people from all walks of his life to be here to honour him, to remember him, and to appreciate what he has meant to the Powerboat Association.”
Pound dips as focus stays on interest rates
Sterling fell 0.1% to $1.338. It was also down slightly against the euro, with the single currency up 0.1% at 85.78 pence FILE PHOTO: Pound Sterling notes and change are…
Hassell Selected As Black Futures Awards Finalist
Gherdai Hassell has been named an Arts & Culture Award finalist at the Black Futures Awards 2026 in the UK, with organisers highlighting the Bermudian artist’s international achievements and work supporting others through the arts. The awards will take place on October 2 during the UK’s Black History Month, with the organisation saying the awards …
Photos & Video: Rickai Raynor Memorial Race
The Rickai ‘Pugi’ Raynor Memorial Race was held in Dockyard this weekend, paying tribute to the late powerboat racer, with proceeds from the event set to benefit his children. Raynor, 28, died from injuries sustained in a boat crash near White’s Island during the Bermuda Power Boat Association’s Hamilton Harbour Race series in June of …
Bermuda HealthCare Services (BHCS) and
Bermuda HealthCare Services (BHCS) and Brown-Darrell Clinic will bring together Bermuda’s medical community for the next Docs for Dinner, featuring two distinct physician-focused presentations on advances in genetics and diagnostic imaging.
Bermudian singer advances on British talent show
A Bermudian singer impressed judges and fans when he performed on the British version of the hit singing competition The Voice.
Dakari Love’s rendition of No Time To Die, by Billie Eilish, propelled h…
Dakari Love’s rendition of No Time To Die, by Billie Eilish, propelled h…
Man whose convictions were quashed sues for $3m
A man who spent a decade behind bars over attempted murder and firearm convictions that were later quashed is suing the Government for about $3 million.
Anwar Muhammad launched legal action in the civ…
Anwar Muhammad launched legal action in the civ…
Lifelong friends begin Rhodes scholar journey
Two of Bermuda’s Rhodes scholars who are lifelong friends encouraged more science students to make their mark on the island.
Jayden Parker and Noah Da Silva, named as Bermuda’s Rhodes scholars for…
Covid regulation case goes before Privy Council
A legal dispute against the Minister of Education over Covid testing in public schools will be heard by the Privy Council in London in November.
The appellant, a minor whose case was taken up by her f…
The appellant, a minor whose case was taken up by her f…
Two ferries sell for almost $313,000 each
A Florida-based company bought two of Bermuda’s fast ferries for almost $313,000 each in July, The Royal Gazette has learnt.
The Gazette requested copies of the bills of sale for the original Warbaby …
The Gazette requested copies of the bills of sale for the original Warbaby …
Bermuda SPCA Welcomes New TheraTails Team
The Bermuda SPCA announced a “new chapter for TheraTails, its established animal assisted therapy programme, welcoming a new clinical team while continuing its focus on the connection between people and shelter animals.” A spokesperson said, “TheraTails supports children and adults experiencing trauma, anxiety, attachment difficulties and emotional regulation challenges. Animals can provide a calming, non-judgemental …
Mexico barely broke a sweat
Mexico barely broke a sweat to complete a 4-0 rout of Bermuda in the country’s Davis Cup World Group II tie at W.E.R. Joell Tennis Stadium today (Sunday).
DOCKYARD, BERMUDA
DOCKYARD, BERMUDA — The Bermuda Powerboat Association gathered at Cross Island in Dockyard today for a special memorial race and celebration of life honouring the late Rickai Pugi Raynor, who died earlier this year following a powerboat racing incident in Hamilton Harbour.
Peace day offers opportunity for reflection
Residents have been urged to reflect on the role they play in creating respectful, safe and peaceful communities.
It comes as International Day of Peace is observed globally tomorrow.
The Ministry of …
It comes as International Day of Peace is observed globally tomorrow.
The Ministry of …
Ministry Marks International Day Of Peace
The Ministry of Youth, Social Development and Seniors is recognising International Day of Peace on September 21 by “encouraging residents to reflect on the role each of us can play in creating respectful, safe and peaceful communities.” A Government spokesperson said, “International Day of Peace is an opportunity to promote peace and non-violence and to …
Dominant Mexico enjoy emphatic Davis Cup win
Visitors seal emphatic World Group II victory at W.E.R. Joell Tennis Stadium Tariq Simons in singles action this afternoon. Photo: Tony McWilliam Mexico firmly cemented their authority over Bermuda at…
Sunday September 20th: “Good News” Spotlight
News that Dakari Love advanced on The Voice UK after his impressive performance, Dylan Hollis ranked second on the Affinity 100 creator list, and Nicholas Christopher performed in an NFL halftime show were among the positive news stories from the past week. In additional good news, Ross Caesar won two IFBB Masters titles in Texas, Aaron …
Bermudian singer advances on UK talent show
A Bermudian singer impressed judges and fans when he performed on the British version of the hit singing competition The Voice.
Dakari Love’s rendition of No Time To Die by Billie Eilish propelled him…
Dakari Love’s rendition of No Time To Die by Billie Eilish propelled him…
Mexico seal Davis Cup tie
Magadán and Álvarez Valdés sweep past Bermuda in Doubles Photo by Tony McWilliam Mexico have secured an unassailable 3-0 lead in their Davis Cup World Group II tie against Bermuda,…
Photos & Video: MindFrame PhotoVoice Exhibition
The annual MindFrame PhotoVoice Exhibition at the Bermuda Society of Arts featured artwork by clients of Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute and artists from other programmes. The exhibition, themed “The Art of Being Human,” included watercolours, paintings, sketches and photography, with some works available for purchase. BHB art therapist Rhiannon Fletcher said, “This year, clients and community …
Students debate coaching and PE as activities week kicks off
Pupils from schools across the island debated the importance of physical education and the pressure faced by young athletes at CedarBridge Academy yesterday.
Students from Warwick Academy, Saltus Gram…
Students from Warwick Academy, Saltus Gram…
Bermuda draws on regional expertise to support prison reform
Commissioner of Corrections Keeva Joell-Benjamin represented Bermuda at a major regional corrections conference in Kingston, Jamaica, last week, as the Department of Corrections continues to draw on international and regional…