Curtis Dickinson responds to election delay
Curtis Dickinson. Photo supplied
Statement from the Curtis Dickinson campaign:
“We acknowledge the decision of the Central Committee to postpone the Annua
UN chief Guterres calls for countries fueling Sudan’s war to be held accountable
Sudan’s war, which erupted in April 2023 following a power struggle between the military and the Rapid Support Forces, has displaced more than 14 million people
French seeks lifting of EU sanctions on billionaire after pressure by Azerbaijan, diplomats say
European Union envoys extended the deadline for renewing Russia sanctions listings by seven days on Monday after failing to agree on a six-monthly rollover o
HSBC business clients warned of scam
HSBC Bermuda is warning customers that scammers may try to trick them into sharing information about transactions.
Twynika Smith-Blakeney, HSBC’s head of financial crime and regulatory compliance, sai…
Twynika Smith-Blakeney, HSBC’s head of financial crime and regulatory compliance, sai…
Insurers see AI as a way to unblock admin bottlenecks
Re/insurers may soon look to artificial intelligence to handle routine work, as bottlenecks leave some business they want to write without a quote, according to new research.
The study, commissioned b…
The study, commissioned b…
Redevelopment plan submitted for former Ariel Sands site
The Department of Planning has received an application to build hotel rooms, condos and villas, with new amenities.
Developers are hoping, once again, to
UK PM Burnham to welcome Canada’s Carney to Everton soccer game
Burnham became prime minister in July, and in his first call with Carney two days later promised to “roll out the blue carpet” — a reference to Everton’s blue
Don Treanor Wins Medal In Colorado Springs
Local fencer Don Treanor claimed a medal in the sabre at the Air Force Regional Open Circuit at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. Treanor finished seventh in the sabre, which earned him a medal. and eighth in the Epée. “I knew I would have trouble with the altitude but also knew it would …
Judge gives reasons for injunction in PLP case
A judge has laid out her reasons for delivering an interim injunction over proposed changes to the Progressive Labour Party’s membership and delegate-selection processes.
While the party’s central com…
While the party’s central com…
Update on Ebola for arriving travellers
The Ministry of Health, in coordination with the Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Shaun Ramroop, has announced an update to Bermuda’s public health response to the
Canal Road to temporarily close for tennis event
Canal Road in Pembroke will be closed to traffic tomorrow as the WER Joell Tennis Stadium hosts the Davis Cup.
A spokesman for the Ministry of Public Works and Environment said the Pembroke road will …
A spokesman for the Ministry of Public Works and Environment said the Pembroke road will …
Daizhari Tucker’s Raiders Claim Victory
Daizhari Tucker’s Worcester Raiders won 4-0 at home to Slimbridge AFC in the Southern Football League Division One South yesterday [September 15]. The Bermudian is the first team coach at Raiders, who gained promotion from Step 5 of the English non-league pyramid last season. Raiders are seventh in the standings this term. Related Stories Coleridge …
Fallout is emerging from sections
Fallout is emerging from sections of the Bermuda community following the Bermuda Industrial Union’s 80th Anniversary Gala Banquet, where the keynote speaker was international political figure Moses “Shyne” Barrow.
BUEI to host joint events on Saturday
The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute is preparing to host its final Kids Hour Saturday of the year on September 19th, bringing its monthly series, which
BermudAir expands air cargo service
An expanded air freight capability shared with Caribbean islands has been announced by BermudAir, which has added a leased Embraer E190F freighter aircraft to its fleet.
The carrier said it was the fi…
The carrier said it was the fi…
Adams calls for action on climate change at virtual forum
The Minister of Public Works and Environment highlighted the importance of protecting the island’s coastal systems at a global environmental conference this week.
Jaché Adams told participants in the …
Jaché Adams told participants in the …
More than 650 expected to attend Biltir conference
More than 650 people are expected to attend the 2026 Bermuda International Life and Annuity Conference this month.
The two-day event, on September 28 and 29 at the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club, …
The two-day event, on September 28 and 29 at the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club, …
Allshores Expands Cleveland Clinic Access
Allshores has expanded access to Cleveland Clinic’s U.S. network of hospitals, physicians and specialty services for Bermuda members with overseas healthcare coverage. A spokesperson said, “Cleveland Clinic’s comprehensive healthcare services are now available to more people in Bermuda, through the Allshores networks. “Allshores, a Bermuda-based provider of health insurance and medical assistance services, now includes …
BermudAir Adds E190F Freighter To Fleet
BermudAir today announced the newest addition to its fleet: a leased Embraer E190F freighter aircraft, with the company noting this gives them “standalone cargo capability that runs alongside its passenger network rather than depending on it.” A spokesperson said, “BermudAir today announced the newest addition to its fleet: a leased Embraer E190F freighter aircraft, marking the …
Sheeran says Israeli critic Macklemore axed from tour at promoter’s behest
Macklemore, a longtime critic of Israel’s assault on Gaza, was axed from the U.S. leg of Sheeran’s Loop Tour after his “Free Palestine” remarks during a concert
PLP: conference delay a matter of ‘process, not preference’
A decision by the central committee of the island’s ruling party to pause the meeting where a new leader will be chosen was made “to protect the integrity of that process and ensure that whoever is el…
Triathlon Coaching Course Available In Panama
The Bermuda Triathlon Association [BTA] is inviting expressions of interest for a World Triathlon Level 1 coaching course in Panama City, running from November 17 to 21, with one supported place available. In a notice sent out in their newsletter, the association said, “Interested in developing your coaching skills and supporting triathlon in Bermuda? The …
Police & DCFS Partner For Back To School Drive
The Bermuda Police Service Criminal Investigation Unit, recently proudly partnered with the Department of Child and Family Services [DCFS] for a Back-to-School Charity Drive, providing primary and middle school students, with essential school supplies, to ensure they started the academic year confident and prepared. DCFS Coordinator, Sherrie Walker, expressed her team’s gratitude for this assistance: …
EU will use all tools to cut China trade deficit, von der Leyen says
Von der Leyen said that the imbalance, with a goods trade deficit of €1 billion ($1.15 billion) a day last year, had reached a tipping point and that Europe w
EU countries back plan to give industries more free CO2 permits
EU countries backed a proposal by the European Commission to give industries an extra 121 million free CO2 permits over 2026-2030, based on their heat productio
No Fly Zone Over Davis Cup Tennis Event
The Bermuda Civil Aviation Authority [BCAA] has announced a temporary no-fly zone over the W.E.R. Joell Tennis Stadium during Bermuda’s Davis Cup World Group II tie against Mexico on September 19 and 20, 2026. A spokesperson said, “The Bermuda Civil Aviation Authority [BCAA] has announced a temporary no-fly zone over the W.E.R. Joell Tennis Stadium …
Ross Caesar Wins Two IFBB Masters Titles
Ross Caesar added two more titles to his record of bodybuilding achievements, claiming a double victory at the 2026 IFBB San Antonio Pro in Texas, winnng both the Men’s Classic Physique Masters 45+ and Masters 50+ divisions. The victories mark another achievement in a competitive career spanning more than three decades. Caesar earned his IFBB …
Long arm of the law gives students a helping hand
The Bermuda Police Service Criminal Investigation Unit, recently proudly partnered with the Department of Child and Family Services (DCFS) for a Back-to-School
Grow, Eat, $ave Programme Opens Registration
Bermuda residents are being invited to register for a free nine-week programme focused on home gardening, healthy eating, food security and saving money. A spokesperson said, “The Ministry of Health, in conjunction with the Ministry of Home Affairs, is pleased to invite residents to register for Grow, Eat, $ave, a free nine-week programme that teaches …
BPSU, Council Donate Wheelchairs To Residents
Bermuda Hospitals Board [BHB] has received four new wheelchairs for long-term care residents at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital [KEMH] through a donation from the Resident Family Council and Bermuda Public Services Union [BPSU]. A spokesperson said, “Bermuda Hospitals Board is pleased to announce that residents of the long-term care units at King Edward VII …
EU’s von der Leyen wants Canada to become bloc’s first associate member
EU lawmakers gave her a standing ovation after she made the proposal and then walked over to embrace Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney, who was in the Europea
Wheelchairs donated to long-term care units
Overseas file photo
Bermuda Hospitals Board is pleased to announce that residents of the long-term care units at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital (KEMH) are
PLP explains postponement of key meeting
The Progressive Labour Party wishes to provide further clarity on the procedural reasons for Central Committee’s decision to postpone the 61st Annual General
BermudAir expands cargo service
BermudAir today announced the newest addition to its fleet: a leased Embraer E190F freighter aircraft, marking the airline’s expanded air cargo service and the
Opinion: We need more clarity on school results
Statement by Shadow Education Minister Ben Smith:
“I am pleased to know that the Department of Education has established measurable targets for student ac
Motorcycle rider and passenger injured in Front Street collision
Two teenagers were taken to hospital yesterday afternoon after a crash on Front Street that involved a motorcycle and a car.
Police, fire and ambulance teams responded to the collision near King Stree…
Police, fire and ambulance teams responded to the collision near King Stree…
BTA reviews destination performance in challenging 2025
The Bermuda Tourism Authority released a retrospective of its development throughout 2025.
Its Year In Review looked at how well the authority stuck by its “Agility” framework for tourism growth.
Will…
Its Year In Review looked at how well the authority stuck by its “Agility” framework for tourism growth.
Will…
Teen remains hospitalised following Front Street motorcycle collision
An 18-year-old Devonshire man remains in hospital with a leg injury following a collision involving a motorcycle and a car on Front Street in the City of Hamilt
Tastemakers to highlight best of Bermuda’s chefs
International chefs are set to join some of Bermuda’s finest next month for the return of the Tastemakers event series organised as part of Taste of Bermuda celebrations.
The Bermuda Hotel Association…
The Bermuda Hotel Association…
Home gardening programme returns for autumn
Residents interested in rolling up their sleeves for healthy produce have been invited to sign up to the next series of the Grow, Eat, $ave programme.
The nine-week course, facilitated by Kevin Santuc…
The nine-week course, facilitated by Kevin Santuc…
Planning Application For Ariel Sands
A planning application has been submitted for the redevelopment of the former Ariel Sands Hotel site, with the plans consisting of 33 hotel guest rooms, 21 villas, and 30 condominium units. The application states, “Proposed re‑development of the former Ariel Sands Hotel site for a hotel‑villa‑condo development consisting of 84 keys in 33 hotel guest rooms, …
Pope Leo says Middle East conflicts strain Jewish-Christian relations
In a new decree to mark the Catholic Church’s last 60 years of efforts at inter-religious dialogue, the pope also reiterated the Church’s condemnations of both
U.S. writer Bonnie Greer dies aged 77, British media report
The writer, who had lived in Britain since the mid-1980s, was a regular fixture on British television
FILE PHOTO: Playwright and novelist Bonnie Greer speak
Weeks after Nepal flood, thousands still missing and most recovered bodies unidentified
Weeks after the torrent of mud, rocks and water was unleashed by a glacial collapse, relatives continue to seek answers from authorities as hopes of finding sur
UK inflation hits 3.1% but data offers some relief for BoE
The increase in the annual headline rate was in line with forecasts by economists polled by Reuters, who predicted it would be impacted by the resumption of con
Sterling steady after UK inflation, eyes turn to BoE
The headline consumer price index rose to 3.1% in August compared with a year ago, its highest level since March, official figures showed just a day before the
Taylor Carrick Competes At NASH Cup
Bermuda’s Taylor Carrick competed in the NASH Cup at the London Squash & Fitness Club in London, Ontario, Canada, facing David Baillargeon in the first round. The Canadian defeated Carrick in three games, winning 11-6, 11-2, 11-4 in 22 minutes to advance to the second round. The men’s tournament offers $33,750 in prize money. Related …
Bermudian Trio In College Football Action
Bermudian footballers La Zai Outerbridge, Khari Sharrieff and Danni Watson featured for their college teams in recent matches in the United States. Outerbridge started in midfield and recorded one shot as Hobart College defeated SUNY Brockport 2-1 on Tuesday [September 15], extending their winning start to six matches. Sharrieff started and played 77 minutes as …
Vieira, Rodrigues Help Eckerd Place 5th At SAISA
Bermudian sailors Jordan Vieira and PJ Rodrigues helped Eckerd College finish fifth at the SAISA South Top Six Invite, hosted by the University of South Florida on Saturday [September 12]. Eckerd recorded 286 points across three divisions, with nine races completed, with Jacksonville University winning the six-team event with 126 points. Vieira partnered with Avery …
‘Somerset should have let us take their place,’ says Rangers president
Southampton Rangers president Darren “Butch” Burchall has called on stakeholders to convene a meeting to address some of the concerns raised over the state of Bermuda cricket.
The former Rangers wick…
The former Rangers wick…