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Month for raising awareness of domestic abuse

October 2, 2026

A parenting workshop and a day of awareness and fundraising for the Women’s Resource Centre are being offered as the island joins the global recognition of October as Domestic Abuse Awareness Month.
T…

Bermuda Broadcasting / News

Europe needs simpler bank rules not lower capital: ECB’s VP

October 2, 2026

The US has been easing some capital rules and European bank lobbies are also calling for a review of the regulatory framework, claiming it was too cautious and constrains the…

Bermuda Broadcasting / News

EU fully rejects any ban on diesel, EU spokesperson says

October 2, 2026

The European Union “fully rejects” the threat made by the U.S. to ban diesel exports if Europe does not release more of its fuel stocks A fuel nozzle refuels a…

Bernews / News

Archbishop Wright Enjoying Visit To Bermuda

October 2, 2026

Archbishop Philip Wright has travelled to Bermuda to celebrate the 400th anniversary of St Mary’s Church. The Most Rev Wright, who is the Bishop of Belize, was elected Archbishop and primate of the Church of the Province of the West Indies last year. He arrived on the island with his wife, Mrs Carla Suite Wright, …

Bermuda Broadcasting / News

London shares recover as bond sell-off eases, oil prices slip

October 2, 2026

The blue-chip FTSE 100 index rose 0.28% to 10,455.34 points by 1007 GMT, but was headed for its sharpest weekly decline since April A worker walks near an LSEG (London…

Bermuda Broadcasting / News

Euro zone inflation surges more than expected, keeping pressure on ECB to hike rates

October 2, 2026

Inflation in the 21 nations sharing the euro currency jumped to 3.8% in September from 3.2% a month earlier, exceeding expectations for 3.6% in a Reuters poll, driven primarily by…

News / Royal Gazette

Students can take quicker path to engineering degrees

October 2, 2026

Students at Bermuda College can now complete the first year of an electrical engineering pathway on the island.
The move paves the way for them transferring directly into year two of a degree at Dalho…

Bernews / News

Butterfield Launches ‘Fill The Pantry’ Food Drive

October 2, 2026

Butterfield is inviting the community to come together in support of The Eliza DoLittle Society [TEDS] for its “Fill the Pantry” campaign, a community-wide food drive aimed at helping individuals and families experiencing food insecurity across Bermuda. A spokesperson said, “From now until 15 October, the public is encouraged to donate non-perishable food and pantry …

Bernews / News

Photos & Video: DWD Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony

October 2, 2026

A ribbon cutting was held to mark the official opening of the Department of Workforce Development’s new location at Bermuda College, with the Minister saying it represents more than the opening of a Government office, as it is an “opportunity to strengthen the connection between education, training, professional development and employment.” Speaking at the official …

Bernews / Business

Ascot Three Executive Leadership Appointments

October 2, 2026

Ascot Group announced executive leadership appointments and organizational updates designed to “advance its strategy and position the company for its next phase of growth.” A spokesperson said, “Mark “Sarge” Pepper has been appointed President, Global Underwriting, effective October 1. In this expanded executive role, Mark will lead Ascot’s efforts to elevate its underwriting capabilities and position …

Bernews / Sport

Zuill’s Bolton U18s Earn Draw Against QPR

October 2, 2026

Bermudian youth international Na’im Zuill’s Bolton Wanderers Under-18 side came from behind three times to draw 3–3 with Queens Park Rangers at the TSG Training Centre on Saturday [September 26] in England. The Professional Development League match was level at 1–1 at half-time, before QPR twice regained the lead after the break. Bolton responded on …

Bernews / Sport

Donawa Features In North Carolina Victory

October 2, 2026

Bermudian footballer Jace Donawa came off the bench as the University of North Carolina defeated West Florida 2–0 on Wednesday [September 30]. The Tar Heels secured the home victory on Dorrance Field at Play2Dream Legacy Stadium in Chapel Hill, improving their overall record to 4–2–3. Faraji Ramani opened the scoring in the 33rd minute with …

Bernews / News

Parliament: Order Of Business For Oct 2nd

October 2, 2026

The House of Assembly will be in session today [Oct 2], and the statements listed on the Order Paper include the Government Fiscal Performance Update, Update on the Hardship Fund, Exploring Digital Identity for Bermuda, Updates to Bermuda’s Economic Investment Residential Certificate Programme, Consultation on the Draft Development and Planning [General Development] Order 2026, tabling …

Bernews / Sport

Augustus Improves By Nine Shots At Slaley

October 2, 2026

Bermudian professional golfer Daniel Augustus improved by nine strokes in the second round of the Clutch Pro Tour’s Tier 1 Tour Championship at Slaley Hall in England. Competing on the par-72 Hunting Course in Hexham, Northumberland, Augustus followed an opening-round 84 with a three-over-par 75 on Thursday [October 1]. His second round included four birdies, …

Bernews / Sport

ECVA Spotlights Bermuda’s Olivia Gazzard

October 2, 2026

The Eastern Caribbean Volleyball Association [ECVA] spotlighted Bermuda’s Olivia Gazzard, named Best Setter at the ECVA Championship, as she reflected on the team’s victory, playing alongside her sister Natalie and inspiring the next generation of volleyball players. The article said, “A setter’s job is all about decisions: reading the block and picking the right spot …

Bernews / News

Bermuda Is Love ‘Don’t Go Hungry’ Campaign

October 2, 2026

This October, Bermuda Is Love is launching its “Don’t Go Hungry” campaign, calling for “universal school breakfast programs across Bermuda so that every child has access to a free, nutritious breakfast every school day.” A spokesperson said, “We believe food is a human right. Every child should be able to start the school day with …

Bernews / Business

City’s Taste Of Bermuda Returns Next Week

October 2, 2026

Taste of Bermuda 2026 returns from October 8 to 11, featuring four days of culinary experiences, entertainment and events at venues across Hamilton and beyond. A spokesperson said, “The countdown is on! Taste of Bermuda returns next week, and there’s still time to grab your tickets for some of the most exciting culinary experiences ever …

Royal Gazette / Sport

Tashun Simons named island’s first certified VAR

October 2, 2026

Tashun Simons has made history as the first Bermudian football referee certified to operate video assistant referee technology.
Simons completed the Concacaf VAR Programme in Miami from May 4 to 8, be…

Royal Gazette / Sport

Bermuda chase first Nations League points in Barbados

October 2, 2026

Bermuda will look to get off the mark in the Concacaf Nations League when they face Barbados tonight (9pm Bermuda time).
After back-to-back defeats by Guadeloupe and St Lucia, John Barry Nusum’s side …

Royal Gazette / Sport

Lejaun Simmons relishing return from suspension

October 2, 2026

Lejaun Simmons is thrilled to be back in the fold for Bermuda’s Concacaf Nations League showdown with Barbados tonight (9pm Bermuda time).
Simmons, the most capped player in the Bermuda squad with 45…

Royal Gazette / Sport

Butterfield broadens horizons on US powerboat scene

October 2, 2026

Shawn Butterfield is relishing the opportunity to showcase his talents on the US powerboat racing scene.
The 51-year-old has joined forces with Sarasota-based team Irish Kevin’s, where he serves as th…

Royal Gazette / Sport

Harness ponies primed for battle in season opener

October 2, 2026

The 2026-27 harness racing season officially kicks off at the Bermuda Equestrian Centre tonight.
Action gets under way at 7pm and will feature ponies battling for early season bragging rights in their…

Business / Royal Gazette

Jarion Richardson, Cathryn Minors: Police certificates become part of BMA vetting

October 2, 2026

Businesses seeking regulatory approval for directors, owners and senior personnel now need to account for an additional documentary requirement.
After a change introduced on October 1, the Bermuda Mo…

Bernews / Business

Bermuda Stock Exchange Report: Oct 1 2026

October 2, 2026

October 1 saw 3,177 shares trade on the Bermuda Stock Exchange, valued at $160,266.50 BD. 2,525 shares were traded by Bank of N.T. Butterfield Ltd, closing down 2.6% at $56.50 per share, while another 652 shares were traded by Allshores Limited, closing down 2.2% at $27.00 per share. The BSX finished at 3,654.60, down 2.46% …

News / TNN

A distinguished group of Bermudian

October 2, 2026

A distinguished group of Bermudian community leaders, athletes, educators and professionals will join Premier League greats John Barnes and Andrew Cole today, for the Don’t Cut Your Future Short (DCYFS) × Bermuda Football Association U13 Invitational.

News / TNN

“He heard our tears. He

October 1, 2026

“He heard our tears. He seen our tears. He seen our private tears, our private prayers, our private reflections. And I think this is what it looks like when a family sticks together.”

News / Royal Gazette

Man fined and banned from the roads for DUI

October 1, 2026

A 47-year-old Paget man has been banned from the roads and fined for driving under the influence of alcohol.
Randy Dial admitted to the offence, which took place on June 14, in Magistrates’ Court this…

News / Royal Gazette

New workforce development department HQ opens

October 1, 2026

Housing the Department of Workforce Development at the Bermuda College campus in Paget will “connect the classroom to the workplace”, the institution’s head said today.
David Sam, president of the col…

News / Royal Gazette

Seniors welcome camaraderie, togetherness at inaugural event

October 1, 2026

Seniors who attended an inaugural event marking the International Day of Older Persons said it was a good forum to gain important information and network with service providers.
Seniors Expo 2026 toda…

Business / Royal Gazette

Zurich completes $10.8bn Beazley takeover

October 1, 2026

Zurich Insurance Group has completed its $10.8 billion acquisition of Beazley, bringing the London-listed specialty insurer — which has been building a Bermuda underwriting and insurance-linked securi…

Business / Royal Gazette

Perkins launches new cybersecurity firm

October 1, 2026

NorthRock Cyber-Risk and Compliance Limited has launched in Bermuda to help local businesses independently assess their cybersecurity defences and manage growing privacy, cyber-risk and regulatory com…

Business / Royal Gazette

Allshores and Butterfield dip on BSX

October 1, 2026

Shares of both Butterfield Bank and Allshores fell more than 2 per cent on the Bermuda Stock Exchange today.
The Royal Gazette/BSX Index fell 92.23 points to close on 3,654.6. BSX volume totalled 3,17…

Bermuda Broadcasting / News

Entertainment groups to head down Memory Lane

October 1, 2026

For more than two decades, YGS has been providing live music and events across the island. Kendal Trott spoke with YGS founder David Furtado and longtime YGS DJ Scoobay, who reflected on…

News / Royal Gazette

Lawyer: PLP membership verification guide ‘void’

October 1, 2026

A legal dispute over Progressive Labour Party membership that could determine the future of the party’s leadership returned to the Supreme Court today for legal arguments.
Addressing a courtroom full …

Business / Royal Gazette

Nicola Bruce joins Walkers

October 1, 2026

Nicola Bruce has joined Walkers’ Bermuda office as private capital and trusts partner.
Ms Bruce, recognised by Legal 500 as one of the five leading partners in the Bermuda trusts space, joins the inte…

Bermuda Broadcasting / News

Social media harms democracy by spreading rumors, survey shows

October 1, 2026

Companies running popular social platforms, including Meta, Snap and TikTok, have faced thousands of lawsuits and paid large sums to settle claims that they harmed users FILE PHOTO: The TikTok…

News / Royal Gazette

Richardson convicted in death of Marco Warren

October 1, 2026

A former government senator was convicted this afternoon for causing the death of a football star.
A Supreme Court unanimously jury found Curtis Richardson guilty of causing the death of Marco Warren …

Bermuda Broadcasting / News

Former Senator found guilty in fatal crash case

October 1, 2026

A Supreme Court jury has found former government Senator Curtis Richardson guilty of causing the death of promising footballer, Marco Warren. Mr. Richardson, who drove a taxi had been accused…

Bernews / News

Premier Welcomes Anglican Church Leaders

October 1, 2026

Premier David Burt welcomed Anglican Church leaders to the Cabinet Office during a courtesy visit ahead of the 400th Anniversary Celebration and Rededication of St. Mary’s Anglican Church in Warwick. A Government spokesperson said, “The delegation included His Grace, the Most Reverend Philip S. Wright, Archbishop of the Province of the West Indies and Bishop of …

Bernews / News

WRC Marks Domestic Abuse Awareness Month

October 1, 2026

The Women’s Resource Centre [WRC] is joining organisations and communities around the world in recognising October as Domestic Abuse Awareness Month, using the month to increase understanding of the many forms domestic abuse can take, encourage greater support for survivors, and highlight resources available to women in Bermuda. A spokesperson said, “While physical violence remains …

Bernews / Sport

Road Closures For PartnerRe 5K Race On Oct 4

October 1, 2026

The Ministry of Public Works and Environment has advised motorists of road closures on Sunday [Oct 4] for the PartnerRe Women’s 5K Run/Walk. A Government spokesperson said, “The Ministry of Public Works and Environment advises motorists that road closures will be in effect for the PartnerRe Women’s 5K Run/Walk on Sunday, 4 October 2026, from …

Bernews / News

Aaron Crichlow Appointed Consumer Affairs Chair

October 1, 2026

The Ministry of Home Affairs has announced the appointment of Aaron Crichlow as Chair of the Consumer Affairs Board. A Government spokesperson said, “The Ministry of Home Affairs is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Aaron Crichlow as Chair of the Consumer Affairs Board, effective September 11, 2026, in accordance with the provisions of …

News / Royal Gazette

Road race on Sunday to affect traffic in Paget

October 1, 2026

A series of road closures will affect travel in Paget on Sunday morning as the annual PartnerRe Women’s 5K Run takes place.
Between 8.45am and 10.45am, road closures will follow the event from Berry H…

News / Royal Gazette

Crichlow becomes consumer affairs board chairman

October 1, 2026

A lawyer and prominent charity head has been appointed chairman of the Consumer Affairs Board.
Aaron Crichlow, a founder of Bermuda Is Love, took the position effective September 11, the Ministry of H…

Business / Royal Gazette

Everest completes sale of Canadian operation

October 1, 2026

Everest Group has completed the sale of its Canadian retail insurance operation to Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Co, marking another step in the Bermudian-based company’s move away from commercial retail …

Business / Royal Gazette

RenRe tops Lloyd’s underwriter rankings

October 1, 2026

RenaissanceRe has been named the top underwriter at Lloyd’s in a survey of high-performing syndicates.
The Bermudian reinsurer manages Syndicate 1458, which topped the rankings in Insurance DataLab’s …

Business / Royal Gazette

Four senior promotions at KPMG in Bermuda

October 1, 2026

Four senior promotions at KPMG in Bermuda cross audit and tax practices.
Subject to immigration approval, Minesh Ranchod and Tom Neill have been promoted to partner, while Knakita Bent and Irina Razum…

News / Royal Gazette

Whitehall says territories are ‘part of the homeland’

October 1, 2026

The British Foreign Office has reaffirmed its commitment to defending the Overseas Territories, describing them as “part of the homeland” in a new policy paper developed with the help of the Bermuda G…

Bermuda Broadcasting / News

Aaron Crichlow appointed Chair of Consumer Affairs Board

October 1, 2026

The Ministry of Home Affairs is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Aaron Crichlow as Chair of the Consumer Affairs Board, effective September 11, 2026, in accordance with the…

Bermuda Broadcasting / News

PLP in court: Plaintiffs seek to block any retrospective actions on membership rules

October 1, 2026

Supreme Court 2 was packed this morning as the latest developments unfolded in the row over PLP membership rules. Extra chairs had to be brought in to accommodate those keen…