Public service women celebrate wellness & community
As part of International Women’s Day festivities, residents are invited to join a wellness walk today starting at the Cabinet Office at noon
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30 transitional care beds to be located at MWI
Two floors at the Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute have been identified to be used for additional beds needed to release acute care beds at King Edward Memorial
FTSE indexes set for worst week in nearly a year as Middle East tensions weigh
The blue-chip FTSE 100 dipped 0.1% by 1130 GMT, while the FTSE 250 was flat, but both the indexes were on course for their worst weekly showing since the April
Video: Minister Adams & Wilson Press Conference
Minister of Health Kim Wilson and Minister of Public Works and Environment Jaché Adams held a joint post-Budget press conference to provide further information on initiatives under their respective Ministries. Minister Jaché Adams Statement Minister of Public Works and Environment Jaché Adams said, “Good afternoon everyone. Thank you for being here today. “Every day in Bermuda, …
China expresses ‘grave concern’ over EU’s proposed Industrial Accelerator Act
A ministry spokesperson said China will closely monitor the legislation process of the act and assess its impact and China and Beijing will resolutely defend Ch
Car Crashes & Overturns, Driver Injured
Police responded to an overturned vehicle on South Road in Paget early Friday morning, with the female driver transported to hospital for treatment. A police spokesperson said, “Shortly after 1:00 a.m. on Friday, 6th March 2026, police officers on mobile patrol came across an overturned vehicle on South Road near the junction with St. Paul’s …
Germany’s Merz faces first state election test
There will be four more state elections this year
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz faces his first electoral test si
Iceland plans August 29 referendum on EU negotiations
Reykjavik in 2013 abandoned EU membership talks after four years of negotiations
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UK house prices rise but inflation fears cloud outlook
Halifax said house prices were 1.3% higher in the 12 months to February than a year earlier, above the 0.9% forecast in a Reuters poll of economists and up from
EU halts visa-free travel for Georgian officials
Once among the most democratic and pro-Western of the successor states to emerge from the Soviet Union, Georgia has turned increasingly authoritarian since the
Colombians to elect new Congress, chose three presidential candidates
Voters will choose from over 3,000 candidates to fill 102 Senate seats and 182 House seats, in a vote analysts predict will be divided among dozens of parties
Sterling pulls back as Iran war sees investors flock to safe havens
Sterling was last down 0.15% against the dollar to $1.3335 on the day, and set for a weekly decline of around 1.1%
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Shortly after 1:00 a.m. on Friday, 6th March 2026, police officers on mobile patrol came across an overturned vehicle on South Road near the junction with St. Paul’s Lane in Paget.
Car overturns in Paget collision
A woman had to be taken to hospital after her vehicle overturned on South Road in Paget early this morning.
Police said officers on mobile patrol around 1am came across the overturned vehicle – the l…
Police said officers on mobile patrol around 1am came across the overturned vehicle – the l…
Traffic diverted after paget rollover
Woman extracted and taken to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital as police ask witnesses to call 211 Shortly after 1:00 a.m. on Friday, 6th March 2026, police officers on mobile patrol came across an overturned vehicle on South Road near the junction with St. Paul’s Lane in Paget. Details surrounding the circumstances remain unclear at […]
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Residents of the Alexander and
Residents of the Alexander and Mary Victoria Roads area are voicing growing frustration and fear following yet another firearm incident in their community.
Call for creativity in Belco’s annual kite safety contest
With Good Friday on April 3 signifying the approach of kite season, Belco has launched its annual kite safety poster competition for P1 and P2 students.
The deadline is March 13, with one entry taken …
The deadline is March 13, with one entry taken …
Gov’t plans 10% vehicle licence fee cut
Legislation to reduce licensing costs for motorists will be tabled in the House of Assembly tomorrow
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Officials trained on anti-money laundering standards
Sessions led by Caribbean Financial Action Task Force advisors drew more than 100 participants
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Is Gov’t talking to taxi drivers?
The Tourism and Transport Minister has not formally met with the Bermuda Taxi Owners and Operators Association since May 2025, according to the BTOA
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Europol warns Iran crisis raises threat of terror, extremism and cyberattacks
Europol spokesman Jan Op Gen Oorth said he expected to see more cyberattacks against European infrastructure and an increase in online fraud using increasingly
An 18-year-old male shot and
An 18-year-old male shot and injured after a firearm was discharged in the Mary Victoria Road, Alexandra Road Devonshire area around 10:40pm Wednesday, 4th March 2026 has been released from hospital, after receiving treatment for his wounds.
Students invited to take part in BELCO kite safety competition
The deadline for entries is Friday, March 13
Bermuda Electric Light Company Limited (BELCO or the Company) today reminds the public that the deadline for
ECB has no preset response to Middle East war, Lagarde says
The ECB will take its decisions “in view of all the data that we can harness, and that we can analyse, and that we can scrutinize with sufficient confidence,” s
Conservative Anglicans challenge Archbishop of Canterbury with rival leadership
GAFCON opposes liberal shifts in parts of the Communion, including the ordination of women and greater inclusion of LGBTQ+ members
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Somali parliament backs constitutional changes that could extend president’s term
The vote happened on Wednesday, and on Thursday analysts who follow the Horn of Africa country closely were still debating exactly what the implications are
Teen injured in shooting released from hospital
A teenager injured in a shooting in Devonshire last night has been released from King Edward VII Memorial Hospital after receiving treatment.
A police spokesman said that the 18-year-old was injured a…
A police spokesman said that the 18-year-old was injured a…
Art exhibition ‘highlights the incredible depth of talent within our schools’
28 schools participated in the 61st Annual Schools Art Exhibitions, hosted at the Bermuda Society of Arts
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Charity spotlights toll of sadness left by road deaths
Members of the public are encouraged to wear orange tomorrow to support those who have lost loved ones on Bermuda’s roads.
The Gina Spence Programme is organising Bermuda’s second annual Grief and Los…
The Gina Spence Programme is organising Bermuda’s second annual Grief and Los…
Parks staff take on advanced training
Staff from the Department of Parks learnt about up-to-date horticultural techniques during an eight-day course.
Nine staff members participated in the Certified Practical Horticulture course, led by t…
Nine staff members participated in the Certified Practical Horticulture course, led by t…
Black Vendor Market hailed a success
The 4th Annual Bacardi Black Vendor Market brought people together for an evening of culture, shopping, and celebration at the Bacardi Global Headquarters. T
Cambridge and IGCSE results below average in public schools
Bermuda’s public school exam results fell below international averages in almost all areas, the latest public figures showed.
The Ministry of Education announced this week that it had posted the resul…
The Ministry of Education announced this week that it had posted the resul…
Restaurant welcomes patrons back after almost a week
A Front Street eatery reopened today after a building issue forced it to close for almost a week.
A health inspector ordered One29 to close last week after an unknown issue caused fire-suppressant mat…
A health inspector ordered One29 to close last week after an unknown issue caused fire-suppressant mat…
Bermuda Foundation delivers more than $6 million in support
The Bermuda Foundation delivered more than $6 million in grants to community organisations in the 2025 financial year.
Donors’ gifts, combined with the foundation’s unrestricted funding contributions …
Donors’ gifts, combined with the foundation’s unrestricted funding contributions …
Bermudian riders brave the Daytona rubble in Amateur Supercross
A contingent of eight determined riders from the Bermuda Motocross Club has concluded a grueling stint in Florida, testing their mettle against a world-class fi
Online travel stocks rise after report that OpenAI to scale back direct checkouts
Shares of Expedia were up over 12%, while Booking Holdings and Tripadvisor rose 8% and 5%, respectively
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Starmer says UK’s relationship with US still special after Trump criticism
After initially refusing to allow the United States to use British bases for the U.S.-Israeli campaign, Starmer has come under personal attack from the U.S. pre
Seven countries warn EU not to upend energy market design
Energy prices have lurched onto Europe’s political agenda this year, as industries warn they cannot compete with companies in the United States and China, where
Bittersweet success for Tucker as St. Thomas claim historic title
Bermudian freshman Denver Tucker experienced both the thrill and the heartbreak of championship racing at the Sun Conference Indoor Track and Field Championship
Iran conflict a risk to economic growth, EBRD president says
EBRD President Odile Renaud-Basso told Reuters in an interview in Istanbul that the conflict “can reduce risk capital” for the region
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HOME Charity Releases 2025 Annual Report
HOME, the registered charity working to end homelessness in Bermuda, has released its 2025 Annual Report, “outlining significant achievements in helping a widening demographic of people access stable, independent living over the past year—but also highlighting the urgent need for more affordable housing.” A spokesperson said, “HOME’s annual tracking of data from numerous agencies indicates …
Marathon matches define Gnosis National Squash Championships
The 2026 Gnosis Bermuda National Squash Championships reached a grueling peak at the Bermuda Squash Club, as several divisions were decided by punishing five-se
Bermuda’s next generation set for All-Star showdown
Excitement is reaching fever pitch as the National Sports Center North Field prepares to host the island’s premier showcase of youth football talent this Friday
Increased BTA funding aimed at bolstering winter travel
Increased funding to the Bermuda Tourism Authority will help to promote the island outside of summer peaks, the House of Assembly heard last night.
Owen Darrell, the Minister of Tourism, Transport, Cu…
Owen Darrell, the Minister of Tourism, Transport, Cu…
Charity closes in on $1milllion funding target
Bermuda is closing in on a major community milestone, with $807,000 raised toward The Salvation Army’s $1 million funding goal for 2026 — leaving the organi
Annual Grief & Loss Awareness Day On March 6
Bermuda will observe its 2nd Annual Grief & Loss Awareness Day on March 6 at 12:00 p.m. on the Front Steps of City Hall, hosted by The Gina Spence Program to honour loss and support healing. A spokesperson said, “Bermuda will pause together as The Gina Spence Program [Registered Charity #856] hosts Bermuda’s 2nd Annual …
MSA Celebrates 136 Years With Service Day
Mount Saint Agnes Academy celebrated its 136th anniversary with a schoolwide Day of Giving Back, where students, faculty, and staff participated in community service projects across Bermuda. A spokesperson said, “Mount Saint Agnes Academy [MSA] proudly celebrated its 136th Birthday with a schoolwide day dedicated to Giving Back to the Community. Rooted in MSA’s long-standing …
Wilson outlines island’s progress to universal healthcare
The Government will advance a legislative framework as the island progresses towards universal healthcare, the Minister of Health told the House of Assembly yesterday.
It came as Kim Wilson outlined b…
It came as Kim Wilson outlined b…
Advanced Horticulture Training For Parks Staff
The Ministry of Public Works and Environment is highlighting its continued investment in professional development after nine members of the Department of Parks took part in an internationally recognised horticulture training programme recently held in Bermuda. A Government spokesperson said, “The specialised instruction was delivered by visiting trainers from the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh [RBGE], …
Berkeley highlights signature learning programmes
The Berkeley Institute is preparing students for careers in finance, insurance and healthcare as it works towards becoming a Centre of Excellence, the school said this week.
Kyle Masters, the chairma…
Kyle Masters, the chairma…