Mixed fortunes for Bermudian stars across English non-league circuit
Bermuda’s overseas contingent experienced a weekend of high drama and contrasting results as league campaigns reached a critical juncture across the English f
Saving Lives Festival unites community groups
Music rang out over the Francis Patton School field this afternoon as community groups came together for the Bermuda Saving Lives Festival.
The event was intended to highlight community-focused organi…
The event was intended to highlight community-focused organi…
The Bermuda Saving Lives Festival
The Bermuda Saving Lives Festival (Photographs by Akil Simmons)
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Fort Hamilton officially re-opens
The City of Hamilton is pleased to announce that Fort Hamilton has officially reopened to the public and is once again available for event bookings, following e
OBA pushes government on financial data
Statement by Shadow Finance Minister Dr Douglas De Couto:
During today’s motion to adjourn at the end of our Parliamentary session, the Premier tabled the
Bermuda U-14 Tennis Teams Claim Victories
Bermuda’s under-14 teams recorded victories at the ITF World Junior Tennis event in Santa Tecla, El Salvador, with both the boys’ and girls’ sides winning their group ties. The girls beat Aruba 3-0 in group B. Arianna Parra defeated Sophie Lynn Koolman 6-4, 6-2, before Chloe McBrearty secured the tie with a 6-2, 6-0 win …
Legal groundwork laid for price comparison tool
Legislative amendments to allow the introduction of a price comparison tool for budget-conscious shoppers was approved in the House of Assembly on Friday.
The Cost of Living Amendment Act 2026 broaden…
The Cost of Living Amendment Act 2026 broaden…
Andre Manders Stars With Bat And Ball
Andre Manders’s Rest of the World side progressed to the Over-60 International Quad Series cricket final despite a six-run defeat to USA Legends Hawks at Woodley Park in California. USA Legends Hawks were bowled out for 202, with Manders leading the attack with figures of four for 24. In response, Rest of the World fell …
Trees on Reid Street to be felled
City says the wood will be re-purposed
The City of Hamilton advises the public that tree removal works will take place on Reid Street, just east of Cour
Weekend tree removal on Reid Street
Parking in an area of Reid Street will be restricted on Sunday as the Corporation of Hamilton works to remove five trees.
A City spokeswoman said that the trees set for removal east of Court Street,…
A City spokeswoman said that the trees set for removal east of Court Street,…
Sherlock, Pearman Tie At Moongate Round
Quinton Sherlock and Dwayne Pearman finished tied for first during the latest round of the 2026 Moongate Tour at Five Forts Golf Club in St George’s. Both players carded rounds of one-under-par 61. Sherlock recorded 13 pars and three birdies with two bogeys, while Pearman had 12 pars and four birdies, offset by one bogey …
Daniel Phillips Earns Win For Tulane
Bermudian Daniel Phillips recorded a comeback singles victory against a nationally ranked opponent, but Tulane men’s tennis fell 4-3 to No. 60 Rice at the Goldring Tennis Center. Phillips and Lance Nisbet were defeated 7-5 by the No. 79-ranked Rice pair of Petro Kuzmenok and Santiago Navarro, as Rice claimed the doubles point. Playing at …
Bermudian Trio Impress For Radcliffe U-19
Bermudian trio Syhon Goater, Blayz Borgesson and Kiemi Chamberlain helped Radcliffe Under-19 defeat Burnley Academy 6-0 in the National Football Youth League. Radcliffe are now four points clear at the top of the table. Borgesson had two assists in the win. “All three of the Bermy boys had minutes under their belt today and aided …
2026 Single-Use Plastics Act Legislation
The Single-Use Plastics Act 2026 is a “Bill designed not to ban every item overnight, but to establish the legal framework for Bermuda’s transition away from the most harmful single-use plastics through consultation, science, and a phased, responsible approach,” Minister of Public Works and Environment Jache Adams said. Speaking in the House of Assembly on Friday …
Shipping Schedule: Week Starting March 28
The Department of Marine & Ports Services has released the weekly shipping schedule for ship arrivals commencing on Saturday, March 28th. On Saturday the Allura cruise ship is expected, on Sunday the Azamara Quest and the SS Grandeur cruise ships will arrive, and on Monday the Oleander container ship is scheduled to arrive. On Wednesday …
Fort Hamilton Reopens Following Renovations
The City of Hamilton has officially reopened Fort Hamilton to the public following “extensive renovations and archaeological investigations.” A spokesperson said, “The City of Hamilton is pleased to announce that Fort Hamilton has officially reopened to the public and is once again available for event bookings, following extensive renovations and archaeological investigations. “Over the past …
Insurance industry invests in emerging talent
Ten students to attend briefing breakfast ahead of ABIR’s risk forum
Ten highly engaged Bermuda College students have been given an exciting opportuni
Do or die for title hopefuls Devonshire Colts
Devonshire Colts find themselves in a must-win situation to keep their title hopes alive against hosts Paget Lions in a rescheduled Premier Division contest at White Hill Field tomorrow (3pm).
Ray Jon…
Ray Jon…
Robin Horsfield targets another mountain bike national title
Robin Horsfield has set his sights on clinching an eighth title in the Winners Edge Mountain Bike Cross Country National Championships.
The Canadian-based rider will be the centre of attraction when h…
The Canadian-based rider will be the centre of attraction when h…
Sherlock and Pearman savour Moongate Tour glory
Quinton Sherlock and Dwayne Pearman shared the spotlight between them after finishing tied for first in the second round of the Moongate Tour at Five Forts Golf Club yesterday.
The professional pair b…
The professional pair b…
Jahni Simmons heading to ECFA Cup final with Future Pro
Bermuda women’s football team forward Jahni Simmons is headed to the English Colleges Football Association Cup final next month with Future Pro Academy in Britain.
Future Pro will now face South Glouc…
Future Pro will now face South Glouc…
Automate savings to build wealth
Lately, I have been getting a number of questions about the best way to save money. As many readers of my column have pointed out, they have no trouble coming up with reasons or ways to spend their mo…
Former customs officer admits role in drug plot
A former senior customs officer admitted his involvement in a plot to import cannabis into Bermuda almost three years ago.
Scott Brown, from Southampton, pleaded guilty to having and conspiring with o…
Scott Brown, from Southampton, pleaded guilty to having and conspiring with o…
Scholarship scheme aims to bolster civil service
A new scholarship programme aimed at filling gaps in the civil service has been launched, with students urged to apply before the end of April.
Diallo Rabain, the Minister of the Cabinet Office and Di…
Diallo Rabain, the Minister of the Cabinet Office and Di…
Opinion: OBA is peddling half-truths
Statement by PLP MP Neville Tyrell:
Like many of you, I got that OBA postcard. And like many of you, I tossed it out, because we know exactly what it was. A
At what point should we stop buying life insurance?
Dear Dave,
I’m 65 years old, and I work part-time. My wife is 59, and she works full-time earning about $160,000 a year. We’re both self-employed, so at what point do we stop buying term life insuranc…
I’m 65 years old, and I work part-time. My wife is 59, and she works full-time earning about $160,000 a year. We’re both self-employed, so at what point do we stop buying term life insuranc…
Conduit Holdings Appoints New Directors
Conduit Holdings Limited has announced the appointment of Richard Lightowler, Peter Mullen, and Penny Shaw as Non-Executive Directors with effect from 26 March 2026. A spokesperson said, “Conduit Holdings, the ultimate parent company of Conduit Re, a Bermuda-based multi-line reinsurance business, today announces the appointments of Richard Lightowler, Peter Mullen and Penny Shaw as Non-Executive …
Erica Hawley Places Fifth In Triathlon Cup
Erica Hawley achieved an impressive fifth-place finish in the elite women’s race at the Americas Triathlon Cup Gulfport at Jones Park yesterday [March 27]. The Olympian, who earned $500 for finishing in the top five, completed the sprint-distance course in 1h 00min 36sec. Her splits were 9:54, 29:41 and 19:16. In the elite men’s race, …
Sienna Mosquera Set For NCAA Bermuda Event
Golfer Leah Mosquera will represent Lehigh University at the inaugural Bermuda Triangle NCAA Division I Tournament. The two-day event will be held at Port Royal Golf Course, with 36 holes scheduled for Monday [March 30], followed by 18 holes on Tuesday. Ten other women’s teams will also compete. Mosquera, a freshman, won gold in the …
Impressive Goal Record For Aaliyah Nolan
Bermudian footballer Aaliyah Nolan has been in formidable form this season for Bradford City AFC Women in the North East Regional Women’s League Premier Division. The experienced striker has notched an impressive 15 goals in 15 games for the side, with the club posting an image on X, celebrating Nolan’s prowess in front of goal …
On Wednesday, March 25, the
On Wednesday, March 25, the Nesbitt family, relatives of the late Tyrone “Funk” Nesbitt, gathered to present his Gombey regalia to the Ministry of Tourism & Transport, Culture & Sport.
Erica Hawley fifth in Americas Triathlon Cup Gulfport
Erica Hawley finished a credible fifth of a competitive 72 starters in the elite women at the Americas Triathlon Cup Gulfport, in Mississippi, on Friday.
Hawley completed the race in 1hr 00min 36sec, …
Hawley completed the race in 1hr 00min 36sec, …
Historical fort opens its gates after two years of work
Fort Hamilton has reopened to the public after extensive renovations and archaeological work at the site.
Work began in February 2024 and included major upgrades to the fort’s electrical and water inf…
Work began in February 2024 and included major upgrades to the fort’s electrical and water inf…
Police warn about WhatsApp scams
The Bermuda Police Service has warned the public to be wary of a WhatsApp scam in involving a link in group chats inviting people to subscribe to a Zoom meeting.
A police spokesman said a fictitious Z…
A police spokesman said a fictitious Z…
Taxis get 60-second headstart over ridesharers
Regulations for new rideshare operators tabled; Minister suggests new operators could be up and running by May
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What’s On: Our guide to weekend events
The weekend is here, and there’s plenty happening across the island for all ages to enjoy. From community events to entertainment and activities, there’s so
Family of ‘The Gombey Man’ donate regalia to government
The family of a late Gombey performer and trailblazer in the field has donated his regalia.
Relatives of Tyrone Alexander “Funk” Nesbitt, who was known to many as The Gombey Man, offered his outfit to…
Relatives of Tyrone Alexander “Funk” Nesbitt, who was known to many as The Gombey Man, offered his outfit to…
Local swimmers dive into Nevis to St Kitts Cross Channel Swim
Six open water swimmers from Bermuda are tomorrow competing in the Nevis to St Kitts Cross Channel Swim.
Lesley-Jane Smith, left, Harold Kahler, Handsome Williams, Tobias Ahlqvist, Craig Munden and S…
Lesley-Jane Smith, left, Harold Kahler, Handsome Williams, Tobias Ahlqvist, Craig Munden and S…
Butterfield shares fall 0.75% in New York
The Royal Gazette/BSX Index closed unchanged on 3,297.15 today after a day of no trading activity.
For the week, the index climbed 2.1 per cent, driven by a 2 per cent rise in the share price of Butte…
For the week, the index climbed 2.1 per cent, driven by a 2 per cent rise in the share price of Butte…
Amendment seeks to lessen overreach in charity regulation
Amendments to balance out harsh anti-financial crime regulations for charities were debated in the House of Assembly today.
The Charities Amendment Act 2026 was designed to refocus compliance measures…
The Charities Amendment Act 2026 was designed to refocus compliance measures…
Enhanced health benefits for civil servants unveiled
Government employees will receive expanded health insurance coverage as of May 1, including support for substance abuse treatment.
David Burt told the House of Assembly today that revisions to the Gov…
David Burt told the House of Assembly today that revisions to the Gov…
Cancer fundraiser honours memory of young woman
Two charities are benefiting from a fundraiser honouring the life of Emma Norman.
Emma was a respected athlete who died from cancer last year at the ag
Dollar rises on safe-haven demand, yen slides as Middle East risks mount
The yen was particularly under pressure, falling in afternoon trading to its weakest since July 2024 and raising the possibility of currency market intervention
Cholera aid for African countries stalled by Iran conflict
The stocks stranded in Dubai warehouses are contingency supplies placed in cholera-prone countries including Chad and Sudan ahead of the rainy months
In
UN moves to create mechanism to safeguard Hormuz trade in face of Iran war
U.N. Under-Secretary-General Jorge Moreira da Silva, executive director of the United Nations Office for Project Services, will lead the project, Dujarric said
Pharmacist admits eight criminal charges
A pharmacist who stole drugs and falsified records at a Hamilton pharmacy may be sentenced in the Supreme Court in May.
Craig Colwell, 62, admitted eight offences, including stealing 990 tablets or ca…
Craig Colwell, 62, admitted eight offences, including stealing 990 tablets or ca…
Conduit adds industry heavyweights to board
Conduit Holdings Ltd has appointed three senior insurance figures to its board in an effort to strengthen governance as the Bermudian-based reinsurer continues its expansion.
The company, which is lis…
The company, which is lis…
MPs clash over cyber-risk assessment plan
An Opposition MP has questioned how the island’s first national cybersecurity risk assessment can be conducted when a long-awaited report into a cyberattack that crippled government services remains i…
Experts explore developments in dental and public health
Local and international professionals met on the island last week to explore the latest developments shaping the future of dental care and public health.
They participated in the second annual Oral He…
They participated in the second annual Oral He…
Astronauts’ lunar mission to be monitored from Bermuda
Astronauts embarking on a mission to the moon next Wednesday will be monitored by Bermuda’s tracking station on Cooper’s Island.
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration Artemis II test fligh…
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration Artemis II test fligh…