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2026 marks the 25th anniversary of the formation of the BMDS Charitable Trust, which was createdin 2001 in memory of Kate Huntington; a young and active member of BMDS who passed away in 2000. At the request of her family, all funds donated on memory of Kate are used specifically to promote theatre amongst Bermuda’s youth.

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.

Around 4:15 p.m. on Sunday, 27 September 2026, police and other first responders were dispatched to a report of a serious single vehicle collision involving a motorcycle at the junction of Crow Lane and Lane Hill, Pembroke.

The continuing disruption is said to have left conditions inside the facility increasingly unbearable, particularly for inmates housed in the E2 and E3 units, who are reportedly refusing to be locked inside their cells last night under normal prison procedures.

After an extraordinary 31-year career in modeling across South Africa and around the world, Amir X has been nominated by the South African Fashion Awards Committee as one of the contenders for the prestigious South African Model of the Year 2026 title.

Bermuda Healthcare Services has opened its doors to showcase a new state-of-the-art MRI machine, technology that doctors say will significantly enhance diagnostic capabilities on the island.

The BHCS Open House is still happening despite the inclement weather come out and enjoy the atmosphere.

The restoration forms part of the City’s VIVID: City of Hamilton Public Art Initiative, which aims to enliven public spaces throughout Hamilton while connecting residents and visitors with Bermuda’s art, culture and creative community.

Auditor General, Heather Thomas, has released the second report examining the management and public disclosure of ministers’ travel, meal, and hospitality expenses for the remaining ministries, for the period January 2024 to December 2025.