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Bermuda College Foundation (“the Foundation”) is pleased to announce the establishment of the new Bermuda Chess Association (“the BCA”) Scholarship, a two-year scholarship supporting a Bermuda College (“the College”) student who’s experience with chess reflects the discipline, strategic thinking, and resilience the BCA seeks to encourage.

Nominations are currently being sought from members of the public for individuals they would like to be considered for:

On 14 September, the Senate defeated the Cost of Living Commission Amendment (No. 2) Bill 2026 on a tied vote. Every Opposition senator voted against it. The Leader of the Opposition had the audacity to call the result a win “for all Bermudians”. The single person, the senior, the family at the register, won nothing that day. Their bill is the same this week as it was last week, and the information that could change this remains out of the public’s view.

Chancery Legal Ltd. is pleased to announce the appointment of Matthew Frick as Legal Counsel and Tiphani A. N. Philip as Paralegal/Graduate Trainee, strengthening the firm’s growing legal practice.

Around 1:45 p.m. on Monday, September 21, 2026, police officers attended a single vehicle road traffic collision involving a rental car, just west of Mullet Bay Park, Mullet Bay Road, St. George’s.

Acting Chief Justice Subair Williams stated that the principle that no one is above the law means that persons and entities are required to conform with orders made by an independent and impartial Court.