Smith On Govt, Healthcare Consolidation, More

Opposition Leader Ben Smith said the Premier’s recent response during the Question and Answer period regarding healthcare consolidation “raises an important question about Government accountability.” “The Premier said the Government did not have the legislative power necessary to prevent the market-concentration issues that have developed around Allshores. But the parliamentary record shows that the Government …
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Five College Students Earn Athene Scholarships

Five Bermuda College students — Yasir Boukhloufi, Ashrey Cannonier, Sha-Danna’ Johnson, Solay Marson and Dasia-Nae Scott — have received full Athene scholarships for the 2026-2027 academic year. A spokesperson said, “Five Bermuda College students have been awarded scholarships from Athene for the 2026-2027 academic year. Each scholarship covers the full cost of the student’s associate …
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Plans Submitted For Warehouse, Store, Office

Plants have been submitted for a “new purpose-built distribution warehouse, retail store and associated staff office facilities” in the Marginal Wharf area in the East End. A letter submitted with application said, “Our proposals seek to develop a brownfield former US military site to create a new warehouse, retail store and office space. “The existing …
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Phased Approach to PSSF Pension Lump-Sum

The Government announced a “phased approach to changes in the lump-sum conversion factor alongside a cash protection guarantee under the Public Service Superannuation Fund [PSSF], reducing the immediate impact on public officers who are employed and eligible for retirement on March 31 2027.” A Government spokesperson said, “The PSSF reforms provide for the lump-sum conversion …
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Seven young Bermudian males, aged

Seven young Bermudian males, aged 13 to 19, have returned from Georgetown, Guyana, after taking part in Project Guyana: Built for Change. The overseas service initiative was fully funded by the Ministry of National Security through its Violence Reduction Team (VRT), which gave the young men the opportunity to serve others, experience a different culture, build strong relationships and recognise their own capacity to make a positive difference.
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Photos: Bermudians Take Part In Guyana Project

Seven young Bermudians — Keith Richardson, D’amori Riley-Noble, Daeshaun Landy, Khyari Tacklyn-Smith, Jakeeba Trott, Diondae Riley-Noble and Filiakai Camara — took part in Project Guyana: Built for Change, accompanied by VRT officers Darren Woods and Cadre Smith. A Government spokesperson said, “Seven young Bermudian males, aged 13 to 19, have returned from Georgetown, Guyana, after …
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