A Government spokesperson has responded
A Government spokesperson has responded to claims raised in The Royal Gazette opinion article published on 14 April under the headline, “Government must tackle crisis over food security.”
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Right now, across Bermuda, too
Right now, across Bermuda, too many families are searching for their own piece of the rock. A place to rest their heads. A place to feel safe. A place they can afford.
BHB did not take my concerns seriously, says Dr. Shultz
The doctor who went public about emergency care issues that he believes puts lives at risk, says that he had been trying for years to present his concerns to th
OBA’s Ben Smith On Education, Teachers & More
“Classrooms are under pressure. Children who need help are not getting it. And teachers are being pushed to the limit,” Opposition Leader and Shadow Education Minister Ben Smith said. Mr. Smith said, “The Bermuda Union of Teachers has confirmed what families have been experiencing. Our schools do not have enough psychologists, paraprofessionals, or support staff …
West End drivers face delays after crash by Somerset Bridge
A “serious” collision between a car and a motorcycle, just east of Somerset Bridge, was reported by police shortly after 7pm.
Drivers were warned to expect a wait while the scene was processed.
A poli…
Drivers were warned to expect a wait while the scene was processed.
A poli…
14-Year-Old Referee Rhys Pedro Makes History
Bermudian referee Rhys Pedro has made history by becoming the youngest-ever match official for the men’s FA Cup final at just 14 years old. A spokesperson said, “While North Village captured the coveted FA Cup for the 12th time, another milestone was quietly achieved. Rhys Pedro became the youngest ever match official for the men’s …
Public Consultation On Electricity Policy
The Ministry of Home Affairs has today launched a public consultation on the proposed National Electricity Sector Policy [NESP 2026], the first update to Bermuda’s electricity policy since 2015. A Government spokesperson said, “Residents, businesses, and stakeholders are invited to review the draft and submit feedback at www.forum.gov.bm before the consultation closes on Monday, 4 May 2026. “The …
Video: Government Launches New Website
Minister for the Cabinet Office and Digital Innovation Diallo Rabain held a press conference today [April 15] to announce the launch of the new Government Portal. Minister Rabain’s remarks: Good morning, everyone. Today marks an important step forward for Bermuda as we introduce a new digital front door for the Government. I am very pleased …
Dr. Shultz on KEMH review: ‘I’ve worked 16 years for this’
The former Chief of Emergency who stated publicly that lives are being put at risk is ecstatic that Government has ordered an independent review
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Bermuda’s first Energy Policy refresh
Bermuda’s first Energy Policy refresh in a decade ~ Right-sizing the transition around affordability, reliability, and accessibility.
Premier Attends IMF & World Bank Meetings
Premier and Finance Minister David Burt is in Washington, DC this week leading Bermuda’s delegation at the 2026 IMF and World Bank Spring Meetings. A Government spokesperson said, “The Premier and Minister of Finance, the Hon. David Burt, JP, MP, is currently in Washington, DC this week leading a Bermudian delegation at the 2026 Spring …
Free Tickets for Digital Payments Forum
The Government is providing a limited number of free tickets to the Bermuda Digital Finance Forum: Digital Payments Workshop & Market on May 14, 2026. A spokesperson said, “Bermudians invited to experience the future of finance first-hand at a community-focused event on May 14, 2026. The Government of Bermuda today announced that it will provide …
Summer Student Entrepreneur Program Opens
The Bermuda Economic Development Corporation [BEDC] is now accepting applications for the 9th cohort of the Summer Student Entrepreneur Programme [SSEP]. A spokesperson said, “The Bermuda Economic Development Corporation [BEDC] is now accepting applications for the 9th cohort of the Summer Student Entrepreneur Program [SSEP]. BEDC invites students aged 13 to 23 to apply for …
Former medical official applauds hospital review
Bermuda Hospitals Board has confirmed it is proceeding with “an independent, focused operational assessment” to improve care and ease bed blocking following a Ministry of Health directive.
A spokes…
A spokes…
ECB to quiz bankers about risks of Anthropic’s new AI model, source says
Anthropic’s Mythos is seen by cybersecurity experts as posing significant challenges to the banking industry and its legacy technology systems, raising alarm
Blake Montgomery Signs For Ottawa Senators
The Ottawa Senators, a professional NHL hockey team, have signed Bermudian Blake Montgomery to a three-year entry-level contract starting in the 2026-27 season. Montgomery will join the Belleville Senators on an amateur tryout agreement. The left winger recently completed his first NCAA season with the Wisconsin Badgers, who lost 2-1 to the Denver Pioneers in …
Sovereign borrowers launch platform to amplify voice in debt talks
United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said at the launch event that the platform is essential for power relations to change
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Dollar drifts as investors gauge odds for renewed US-Iran peace talks
U.S. President Donald Trump said the war with Iran was close to over, as the army chief of mediator Pakistan arrived in Tehran to try to prevent a renewed outbr
UK financial watchdog to consult on proposed crypto regulations
Under the consultation, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is seeking feedback on proposed regulations on a range of crypto activities including operating cr
Feral chickens as food ‘not found to be viable’
Calls for feral chickens to be put to use as a food source and driver of local business have been rejected as a health risk by the Ministry of Public Works and Environment.
As the island reckons with …
As the island reckons with …
Smith criticises cuts to teacher support
The One Bermuda Alliance has criticised the Government for cutting spending on paraprofessionals when teachers are calling out for more support.
Ben Smith, the Opposition Leader, said the cuts were …
Ben Smith, the Opposition Leader, said the cuts were …
St Paul’s to host spring vendors market
Members of the public can support local businesses at St Paul’s Anglican Church on Saturday.
More than 20 vendors, including Cary’s Kandi, Scentfully Yours Candles, Fresh Aura BDA and Yammy Studio, wi…
More than 20 vendors, including Cary’s Kandi, Scentfully Yours Candles, Fresh Aura BDA and Yammy Studio, wi…
Road closure scheduled in Paget this week
A portion of Chapel Road in Paget will be closed to traffic from tomorrow and Friday for roadworks.
The Ministry of Public Works and the Environment said the road would be temporary closed between Mid…
The Ministry of Public Works and the Environment said the road would be temporary closed between Mid…
Nominations open for King’s Honours
Members of the public can submit nominations for people to be considered for King’s Honours.
Government House said that nominations are open for the King’s Certificate and Badge of Honour and the Ove…
Government House said that nominations are open for the King’s Certificate and Badge of Honour and the Ove…
Britain’s incoming bank regulator says she will not push for further ring-fencing reforms
The finance ministry last year launched a review of the ring-fencing regime, which was introduced as part of wider post-financial crisis reforms and requires le
Europe sees record jet inflows from US in April
The effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz due to the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran has blocked flows from the Middle East
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Student kills nine in Turkey’s second school shooting in two days
Eight students and one teacher died in the attack in the province of Kahramanmaras, Turkey’s Interior Minister Mustafa Ciftci told reporters, adding that six of
EU eyes grants, subsidies to offset Iran war impact on farming, transport
The temporary measures will complement existing state aid rules and “allow member states to address the specific unexpected, sudden, and significant cost increa
Government revamps website to improve service delivery
A new website portal designed to improve access to information and services has been launched by the Government.
Diallo Rabain, the Minister of the Cabinet Office and Digital Innovation, was joined b…
Diallo Rabain, the Minister of the Cabinet Office and Digital Innovation, was joined b…
Organisers hailed for staging school show
A group that organised a stage show at a school in Pembroke last month is the latest recipient of the Public Service Excellence Award.
The West Pembroke School Arts Committee, Department of Education …
The West Pembroke School Arts Committee, Department of Education …
OutBermuda stages its first Pride-inspired art exhibition
Bermuda’s LGBTQ+ charity is launching an art exhibition exploring what liberation, freedom and joy mean to its community.
Deep Roots: Queer Liberation will be hosted by the Bermuda Society of Arts…
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BTA appoints new VP of sales and business development
The Bermuda Tourism Authority’s new vice-president of sales and business development will work to increase group travel to the island, the quango said yesterday.
Eric Kincaid stepped into the role, un…
Eric Kincaid stepped into the role, un…
BTA appoint new Vice-President of Sales & Business Development
Eric S. Kincaid will lead the BTA’s global sales and business development functions, supporting delivery of Bermuda’s National Tourism Plan amid structural
West Pembroke Arts Committee Earns PSEA
The West Pembroke School Arts Committee – Oneka Trott, Charmaine Foggo‑Friday, Jared Robinson, Stacy Babb, Michelle Spenser, Sierra Reid, and Shacolbi Basden — has earned the Public Service Excellence Award [PSEA] for March. A Government spokesperson said, “The Government of Bermuda is pleased to recognise the West Pembroke School Arts Committee, Department of Education, as a …
EU warns of prolonged energy shock, forced cuts if Iran war continues
Global energy supplies are reeling from the war’s effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz, usually a transit route for 20% of the world’s oil and liquefied na
Bermuda College to host engineer course info session
The Bermuda College said the session is designed to help students and families explore engineering education pathways and related career opportunities
Robinson targets winning finish as Bermuda host Grenada
Bermuda’s Senior Women’s National Team are set for a final-day showdown on home soil as they prepare to host Grenada in the concluding match of their Concac
Narraway shows grit as grueling Redlands Classic concludes
Bermuda’s top cyclist Nicholas Narraway has successfully completed one of North America’s most demanding stage races, finishing 37th overall as the 2026 Red
Trott’s heroics secure Cardiff point as Bermudians shine overseas
Bermuda’s Nathan Trott produced a goalkeeping masterclass to help Cardiff City secure a hard-fought 1-1 draw against Huddersfield Town at the John Smith’s Sta
IMF cuts growth outlook, warns world already drifting toward more adverse scenario
Under the IMF’s worst-case outlook, the global economy teeters on the brink of recession, with oil prices averaging $110 a barrel in 2026 and $125 in 2027
Professional trio launch new standard for youth development
A new era in youth football development is set to begin this summer as Trevo Academy launches a holistic program combining elite technical training with leaders
India Vedanta power plant blast kills at least 17
Operations at the 600-megawatt coal plant were suspended after the blast, senior administration official Amrit Vikas Topno told Reuters
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EU age verification app ready as Europe moves to curb children’s social media access
Following Australia’s groundbreaking social media ban for children launched last year, a growing number of European nations are weighing their own restrictions
London’s FTSE 100 flat as banks limit healthcare gains; Mideast in focus
The blue-chip FTSE 100 index was flat at 10,611.03 points by 0957 GMT, while the midcap FTSE 250 slipped 0.1%
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Pope Leo, attacked again by Trump, flies to Cameroon on Africa tour
Leo, who was attacked again overnight by U.S. President Donald Trump over the pope’s opposition to the Iran war, will arrive from Algeria, where he blasted viol
Britain calls for international effort to stop arms flow to Sudan at Berlin conference
“Countries from across the world are coming together here in Berlin to discuss the way, frankly, the international community has failed the people of Sudan,” Br
Sterling steadies; risks from war to UK economy build
Sterling’s strength could prove short-lived, however, given how the war has complicated the outlook for UK growth and inflation, analysts said
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Bermuda Research Journal Aim For Expansion
Ywione Darrell and Kyaida Lanthier are looking to expand the reach of the Bermuda Journal of Academic Research after releasing its first edition. The co-chief editors said the focus is now on growing submissions, attracting new readers and securing support for future editions, with annual publications planned and a call for papers already issued. Mr …
His Majesty The King will
His Majesty The King will undertake a Royal Visit to Bermuda from 30th April – 2nd May marking His Majesty’s first visit as Sovereign to a British Overseas Territory.