BGA Annual Food and Trade Show
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UK retailers report sales drop, biggest cutback in orders on record: CBI
The CBI’s headline distributive trades balance, which measures activity compared with a year earlier, fell to -55 to -48 in August International News via Reuters: British retailers this month reported…
Bermuda official Amaury Majors on duty as Sint Maarten rout Bahamas
Bermudian FIFA-listed referee Amaury Majors was part of the officiating team in Nassau as Sint Maarten dismantled the Bahamas 8-0 in international competition. Majors carried out fourth official duties from…
Award for graduate who has passion for sustainable development
The Ministry of Home Affairs is pleased to announce D’Angele Symonds as the Department of Energy’s Bursary Award recipient. The award, valued at $20,000, is for the 2026/27 school year and…
Apply For Three Youth Funding Opportunities
The Office of Youth Affairs, under the Ministry of Youth, Social Development and Seniors, is encouraging young people, youth-serving organisations, and community members to take advantage of three funding opportunities for the 2026–2027 financial year: Youth Grants, Youth Investments, and Youth Event Sponsorships. Minister of Youth, Social Development and Seniors Tinee Furbert said, “We are …
BJAR Seeks Peer Reviewers For Second Edition
The Bermuda Journal of Academic Research [BJAR] is “inviting scholars and professionals to serve as peer reviewers for its second edition, with expertise sought in economics, English literature, psychology and law,” with applications closing on October 15th, 2026. A spokesperson said, “BJAR published its first edition in March 2026, featuring research by Bermudian authors studying …
Taylor Carrick mounts four-game fightback to advance in Quebec
Bermuda squash international Taylor Carrick produced a resilient four-game fightback to defeat France’s Clément Leperlier in the opening round of the Men’s Open Ville de Quebec. Competing in the $9,000…
Breakfast programme marks 20 years and one million meals
A charity that has provided more than one million free breakfasts to schoolchildren across the island for almost two decades called on the community for support ahead of its 20th anniversary campaign….
Skyport partners with TSA on airport biometrics screening
Skyport President Aaron Adderley met last week with Assistant Administrator of International Operations, Anthony Q. Monreal, and other senior representatives from the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) at its headquarters in…
‘Shadeesh’,’hamma’ added to Oxford English Dictionary
The OED has welcomed four more Bermudian word, as part of a new collaboration with the annual Bermuda Spelling Bee contest Four Bermudian words have been added to the Oxford…
Kane Crichlow scores directly from a corner
Bermuda forward Kane Crichlow produced a moment of magic, scoring straight from a corner to steer Dagenham & Redbridge to a 3-0 FA Cup replay win over Waltham Abbey. After…
Nine Entrepreneurs Vie For $125K In Grants
The Bermuda Economic Development Corporation [BEDC] and Global Atlantic have announced the nine finalists for the fourth annual Wave of Opportunity Pitch Competition, which will offer $125,000 in total funding, with Nala Carlington, Amon Simons, Marcus Rewan, Zakary Nzabalinda, Camily Lovell, Andrew Smith Jr, Taj-Rae Outerbridge, Mahtorrie Wilkinson, and Zach Stecko all making the finals. A …
Entrepreneurs will vie for prizes in competition final
BEDC and Global Atlantic reveal finalists for live hotel event Media Release: The Bermuda Economic Development Corporation (BEDC), in collaboration with Global Atlantic, has announced the finalists for the 4th…
Lane closure in effect along Harrington Sound Road
Harrington Sound Road will be reduced to one lane of traffic from today, the Ministry of Public Works and Environment advised.
A spokeswoman said the emergency closure will be in effect from 7am to 6p…
A spokeswoman said the emergency closure will be in effect from 7am to 6p…
Winter will be key for judging UK inflation risks, BoE’s Dhingra says
Dhingra said Britain was not experiencing the kind of broad-based price rises that occurred in 2022, when energy prices jumped in response to Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, and that…
UK stocks fall as lack of progress in US-Iran talks lifts oil prices
The blue-chip FTSE 100 index fell 0.05% to 10,700.05 points by 1007 GMT, while the midcap FTSE 250 slipped 0.60% Financial markets data and information are displayed around an LSEG…
Bond market selloff rumbles on ahead of Trump and XI talks
Bond yields were nudging higher again in Europe as oil prices moved back above $105 a barrel and as traders waited for what could be a tense meeting between US…
Sterling hits near 3-month low against the dollar
The British currency is on track for its fourth straight daily fall against the greenback, which is hovering around two month-highs A portrait of Britain’s King Charles is displayed on…
Former police officer gets probation for drug charges
A former police officer who admitted drug charges was sentenced to 18 months of probation yesterday, including a requirement that he receives treatment.
Che Young, 38, from St George’s, admitted two c…
Che Young, 38, from St George’s, admitted two c…
No litigation guardians again for children sent abroad
None of the ten children in care who were sent overseas by the Family Court in 2024 and 2025 had an independent social worker to voice their views during the legal proceedings, it can be revealed.
The…
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Bermudian artist in England announced as Black Futures finalist
A Bermudian artist living in England has been left “thrilled” after she was announced as a finalist for an upcoming awards ceremony celebrating the outstanding contributions of Black residents in the …
Children sent to US facility after inquiry found failings
Bermudian children in care were sent to an institution in Virginia after a high-profile congressional report highlighted incidents there of staff dragging, throwing and hitting residents and multiple …
Personal trainer denies intruding on client’s privacy
A personal trainer has denied allegations that he had acted inappropriately with two female clients under the guise of taking “progress pictures”.
The defendant, who cannot be identified for legal rea…
The defendant, who cannot be identified for legal rea…
Bermuda recorded its first win
Bermuda recorded its first win at the North American Cup on Wednesday, defeating host nation Cayman Islands by ten wickets at Jimmy Powell Oval in Bridge Town.
Food Recall Notice
Ministry of Health: Oat Drink and Cereal Products Removed from Sale Due to Contamination Risks Full Ministry of Health Statement: The Ministry of Health is advising the public of an…
Fairmont To Hold Job Application Support Days
Fairmont Southampton and the Department of Workforce Development will host Digital Application Support Days on September 28 and 29 at the Bermuda College, offering free assistance to candidates applying for jobs ahead of the resort’s reopening, with the company previously announcing that there are more than 500 jobs available. A spokesperson said, “Fairmont Southampton today …
Health Ministry Advises Of Food Recall
The Ministry of Health is advising of an “urgent food recall affecting two products sold in Bermuda,” with Waitrose Essential Unsweetened Oat Drink [1 litre] and MOMA Porridge and Cereal Products both being recalled. A Government spokesperson said, “The Ministry of Health is advising the public of an urgent food recall affecting two products sold in Bermuda. This …
Today is a very special
Today is a very special day for my team and me. After months of planning, advocacy, hard work and commitment, we are officially reopening this health centre — and it is a beautiful facility.
Ministry issues food recall of several products
Retailers have been instructed to immediately remove several products from the shelves which the Ministry of Health said pose contamination risks to consumers.
The include the one-litre size Waitrose …
The include the one-litre size Waitrose …
US pledges $267 million more to fight Ebola in central Africa
The outbreak was detected in May and is already the second most lethal on record, behind one in West Africa from 2014 to 2016 FILE PHOTO: A Congolese medical worker…
Countries still way behind on UN biodiversity targets, research shows
As part of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework agreed in late 2022, nearly 200 countries signed on to the “30 by 30” goal and pledged to mobilise at least $200…
Whitney Institute celebrates high achievers
The Whitney Institute Middle School hailed the dedication of its students and staff as it celebrated its 2025-26 I/GCSE cohort.
The school’s board of governors said students achieved an 89 per cent pa…
The school’s board of governors said students achieved an 89 per cent pa…
Burnham backs lifting restrictions on alcohol at English soccer matches
The consumption of alcohol in the stands of the top five tiers of English men’s soccer has been banned since 1985, when fighting between rival fans at matches was common.…
Oil holds near two-week lows while diesel cracks hit record
Brent crude futures rose $1.33, or 1.34%, to $100.58 a barrel by 1303 GMT while West Texas Intermediate futures gained 65 cents, or 0.72%, to $91.17 International News via Reuters:…
Govt Provides Funding To Eight Organisations
The Government provided funding to eight organisations to support programmes and services benefiting communities across Bermuda. A Government spokesperson said, “On September 22, the Government provided funding to eight organisations delivering programmes and services that benefit communities across Bermuda. “Seven organisations have received funding of $12,500 each through the Confiscated Assets Fund: C.A.R.E. Computer Services, …
CariGenetics internship part of wider Caribbean commitment
CariGenetics concluded its 2026 summer internship programme in Bermuda which is part of a wider investment in the future of Caribbean research.
Nia-Rene Outerbridge and Kaelyn Fleming enjoyed approxim…
Nia-Rene Outerbridge and Kaelyn Fleming enjoyed approxim…
Government unveils $127,500 in additional funding for groups
The Government this week provided almost $130,000 of additional funding to eight organisations that offer programmes of benefit to the community.
Seven organisations received $12,500 in funding throug…
Seven organisations received $12,500 in funding throug…
Mangrove Bay clinic re-opened as Alice Scott Health Centre
Health Minister Kim Wilson and Public Works Minister Jache Adams were on hand to unveil the newly renovated clinic in the West End Residents in the west end will now…
Police Issue 55 Traffic Tickets On Tuesday
Police issued 55 tickets during traffic enforcement on Tuesday [Sept 22], with 27 for speeding, the highest recorded at 90km/h, and 23 for seatbelt offences, including seven minibus drivers, while a woman on an e-bike was also ticketed after being clocked at 67km/h. A police spokesperson said, “Continued traffic abatement efforts by the Bermuda Police …
Column: Robinson On Cost Of Living Bill & More
[Opinion column written by MP Dwayne Robinson] When the Cost of Living Commission Amendment [No. 2] Bill 2026 was defeated in the Senate, I cautioned the Minister of Home Affairs to take this time to re-think her strategy. Unfortunately, Minister Alexa Lightbourne regrettably shows that her priorities remain mis-aligned with the priorities of Bermudians. Putting …
Skyport President Aaron Adderley met
Skyport President Aaron Adderley met last week with Assistant Administrator of International Operations, Anthony Q. Monreal, and other senior representatives from the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) at its headquarters in Washington, DC to formally enter into an agreement with the US agency as part of TSA’s Airport Partnership Program.
Careers drive ramps up at Fairmont Southampton
A free seminar to guide Bermudian online applicants into hundreds of jobs at the Fairmont Southampton has been launched by the resort.
After the hotel announced this month that it was embarking on the…
After the hotel announced this month that it was embarking on the…
Oxford English Dictionary adds four Bermudian words
Britain’s authority on the English language has added four Bermudian words to its catalogue.
The Oxford English Dictionary announced the addition of the words “bimpert,” “hamma” and “shadeesh,” as wel…
The Oxford English Dictionary announced the addition of the words “bimpert,” “hamma” and “shadeesh,” as wel…
Health centre reopens in honour of West End trailblazer
A government health centre in the West End has reopened and been renamed in honour of a “ground-breaking” Bermudian nurse and educator.
More than 60 people attended a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Al…
More than 60 people attended a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the Al…
Police at West End issue 55 traffic tickets in a day
More than 50 drivers were ticketed by police in one day as officers worked with Transport Control Department staff at the West End.
Police yesterday issued 55 moving violation tickets — 27 of which we…
Police yesterday issued 55 moving violation tickets — 27 of which we…
Ryanair CEO pledges not to hit passengers with fuel surcharge
Global airlines have struggled with the spiralling cost of jet fuel, with airBaltic the latest to announce it was entering Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings FILE PHOTO: Ryanair CEO Michael O’Leary…
Bermudian artist in UK announced as Black Futures finalist
A Bermudian artist living in the UK has been left “thrilled” after she was announced as a finalist for an upcoming awards ceremony celebrating the outstanding contributions of Black residents in the G…
50 traffic tickets issued in one day
Among alleged culprits: a female clocked at 67kmph on an e-bike Continued traffic abatement efforts by the Bermuda Police Service (BPS), resulted in more than fifty people being ticketed for…
Committee Of 25 Awards Five Scholarships
The Committee of 25 has awarded $25,000 in scholarships and awards to five Bermudian students — Christopher Jackson, Christopher Bean, Kavwona Richardson, Keimani Trott and Malia Bell — who are pursuing careers supporting children and families. A spokesperson said, “For nearly 75 years, the Committee of 25 has helped Bermuda families access the care, equipment …
Italy’s Colosseum closes after worker dies in accident
Andrea Moretti, a 22-year-old technician, died after falling several metres while installing a new lighting system inside the ancient Roman arena International News via Reuters: Italy’s Culture Minister Alessandro Giuli…