Work advances on derelict buildings paper
A consultation paper looking at ways to bring derelict buildings back to life is expected to be published in the coming weeks, the Minister of Housing and Municipalities told the House of Assembly.
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Bermudian driver Kiwon Waldron guides Stop The Vanity to pace victory
Bermudian driver Kiwon Waldron secured another victory on the North American harness racing circuit with a front-running performance aboard Stop The Vanity at H
Bermuda’s Ann Symonds and Dave Abraham claim honours in Myrtle Beach
Bermuda’s golfers concluded their campaign at the Myrtle Beach World Amateur Handicap Championship in South Carolina in style, highlighted by a Gross Division t
Bermudian Nicholas Narraway battles to 37th in gruelling road race
Bermudian cyclist Nicholas Narraway produced a gritty performance on the international stage, finishing 37th in a punishing edition of the Philadelphia Cycling
Bermudian prospect CJ Crumpler invited to inaugural Devin Vassell elite camp
Bermudian basketball prospect CJ Crumpler has secured an invitation to the inaugural Devin Vassell Elite Basketball Camp, marking a significant milestone in his
19-Year-Old Male Dies After Collision
The police have confirmed that a 19-year-old male motorcyclist has died following a collision in Southampton. A police spokesperson said, “Sadly, the Bermuda Police Service [BPS] can now confirm Bermuda’s 13th road fatality of 2026. “A 19-year-old male motorcyclist was seriously hurt after colliding with a car around 11:35am Thursday, 3rd September 2026, at the …
Southampton road crash proves fatal for teenager
Road fatality toll rises to 13 after South Road collision
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Teenage rider becomes 13th road death of 2026
A 19-year-old male motorcyclist has been confirmed by police as the thirteenth road fatality of the year.
The rider was seriously injured after colliding with a car at about 11.35am yesterday by the j…
The rider was seriously injured after colliding with a car at about 11.35am yesterday by the j…
Minister On Public Transportation Upgrades
Following the latest delivery DPT’s electric fleet now totals 90 buses and the next planned upgrade for the Shorelink app will allow passengers to board “by tapping a debit or credit card, removing the need for cash or exact change, and significantly speeding up boarding times,” Minister of Tourism & Transport, Culture & Sport Owen …
Public warned to stay alert for little fire ants
Environment officials are raising public awareness of the little fire ant, an invasive species that is not known to be present in Bermuda but which could be accidentally introduced.
The Department of …
The Department of …
Minister On Housing Rehabilitation & Repurposing
“Whether through the rehabilitation of existing housing units, the refurbishment of privately-owned properties, the redevelopment of Channel House, or the return of derelict buildings to productive use, this Government is pursuing every practical avenue available to expand Bermuda’s housing stock,” Minister of Housing and Municipalities Zane Desilva said. Speaking in the House of Assembly today …
Female motorcyclist seriously hurt in St. George’s crash
Two riders hurt on Mullet Bay Road; witnesses urged to call 211
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Update, from a police spokesperson: “Around 7:30am Thursday, 3rd Se
Global money funds draw biggest inflow in nearly a month as investors turn cautious
Investors added a net $46.1 billion to global money market funds, the biggest weekly inflow since August 5, according to LSEG Lipper data
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Cyclosporiasis outbreak exposes a weakened US public health system
The stress of handling one of the largest U.S. foodborne illness outbreaks in decades gave her an eye twitch as she called dozens of patients a day while commis
Teenager seriously injured in St George’s crash
Two riders were injured in St George’s yesterday when an overtaking bike hit a car and another motorcycle, police said today.
It was reported that the crash happened on Mullet Bay Road near Wellington…
It was reported that the crash happened on Mullet Bay Road near Wellington…
BGA and other parent company staff attend union for talks
Employees of a wholesale company — who feared they could be left short of cash for weeks thanks to a planned new payroll system — streamed into the Bermuda Industrial Union headquarters this morning f…
Aspida Appoints Brian Lewis As CFO
Aspida Holdings has appointed Brian Lewis as Chief Financial Officer of Aspida Life Re Ltd., bringing more than 13 years of reinsurance finance, capital management and regulatory reporting experience to the Bermuda-based platform. A spokesperson said, “Aspida Holdings Ltd. today announced the appointment of Brian Lewis as Chief Financial Officer of Aspida Life Re Ltd. …
Conduit Re Announces Three Senior Appointments
Conduit Re has announced three senior appointments, confirming that Aaron Coates has been appointed head of property, Mark Mitchell head of US property and Dacotah Baksh has been appointed property underwriter. A spokesperson said, “Conduit Holdings Limited, the ultimate parent company of Conduit Re, a Bermuda-based multi-line reinsurance business, is pleased to announce three senior …
France gives farmers €1 billion to recover from record heatwaves
The support comes as the government is working on a politically perilous budget for next year, with Paris seeking to keep the deficit under control ahead of a 2
Advisers to Reform UK’s Farage step down after allegations of electoral law breach
Reform denied any wrongdoing and said it had been the victim of a hoax perpetrated by climate activists
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Government Policy To Address Sham Marriages
The Government has “developed a policy framework” to address sham marriages, stating that “where a sham marriage is established based on evidence, then immigration-related benefits a spouse gets through that marriage could be refused, cancelled, or revoked in accordance with the law.” Speaking at yesterday’s press conference, Minister of Economy and Labour Jason Hayward said, …
Photos: PLP C29 Back To School Party
The annual PLP Constituency 29 Back to School Party, hosted by area MP and Deputy Premier Zane DeSilva, was held yesterday [Sept 3] in Southampton, offering fun castles, food and more. Related Stories Photos: Final Spring Into The Arts Showcase Photos: West Schools Spring Into The Arts B.O.O.K Daycare Hosts Bouncing For Acceptance Photos: Delta …
Parliament: Order Of Business For Sept 4th
The House of Assembly will be in session on Friday [Sept 4] and the statements listed on the Order Paper [PDF here] include the Housing Rehabilitation and Repurposing: Expanding Bermuda’s Housing Stock, Department of Public Transportation Updates, Bermuda’s Participation in the 2026 Central American and Caribbean Games and the 2026 Commonwealth Games, the Tabling of …
Unionized workers gather for key meeting in BGA dispute
Workers from the BGA, Pitt & Co, Phoenix Stores and around the BDC2000 family of companies gathered in Union Square this morning ahead of an 8am meeting wit
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Waldron Wins At Harrah’s Hoosier Park
Bermudian harness pony racing driver Kiwon Waldron guided Stop The Vanity to victory at Harrah’s Hoosier Park in Indiana. Waldron drove in four races during the evening, with his win coming in Race 7 in the Pace class, guiding Stop The Vanity to first place in 1:52.4. Waldron opened the card in Race 5, driving …
Ball Hockey League: Pylons & Rippers Win
Bermuda Inline Ball Hockey recorded 23 goals in a double-header at the PCC Hockey Rink, with Mason’s Pylons defeating McKee Swizzle Magnets 5-4 before Rev Auto Rippers beat Jingles Jawbreakers 8-6. Mason’s Pylons 5, McKee Swizzle Magnets 4 Mason’s Pylons had five different goal scorers in the 5-4 victory, with Louis Sujir, Mathieu Desjardins, Ryan …
UK car registrations rise for ninth straight month; focus turns to September sales
Britain updates the registration identifier on vehicle number plates twice a year, in March and September, and many consumers delay purchases to obtain a newly
European shares dip ahead of US jobs data; Volkswagen jumps
The pan-European STOXX 600 was down 0.2% at 648.08 points by 0838 GMT
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London mid-caps set for weekly losses on bond jitters; Experian slides
The FTSE 100 index was steady at 10,832.9 points by 1007 GMT and was set for a flat week, while the FTSE 250 rose 0.2%, trimming some of its weekly losses
Pound firm ahead of US jobs data, unruffled by geopolitics
Sterling was last at $1.3525, largely unchanged on the day, following Thursday’s 0.3% gain
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Knee surgery puts Ralph Scott’s college career on hold
Ralph Scott will have to wait longer before becoming the first Bermudian to play NCAA Division I basketball after undergoing surgery to repair an injured left knee.
Scott had an operation on Wednesda…
Scott had an operation on Wednesda…
Nahki Wells revels in rich vein of form
Nahki Wells completed a hat-trick of a different sort in Luton Town’s 2-0 win over Stockport County in Sky Bet League One on Wednesday night.
The Bermuda striker broke the deadlock at Kenilworth Road …
The Bermuda striker broke the deadlock at Kenilworth Road …
RG Fantasy League: consider playing triple captain chip
Promoted Hull City continue to make their mark on a first Premier League season since 2016-17 after continuing their winning start to the season away to Coventry.
Ipswich were also impressive, despit…
Ipswich were also impressive, despit…
Cost focus needed to keep Bermuda competitive, says Kitson
Bermuda’s continuing appeal to start-up insurers has helped professional-services firm Triangle Eight Group achieve a productive first year in business.
But the company’s founder Heather Kitson warns …
But the company’s founder Heather Kitson warns …
Ahead of Monte Carlo, analysts speculate on reinsurance ‘breaking point’
Bermuda’s reinsurers are heading to Monte Carlo with more capital and stronger balance sheets than ever, but facing tough decisions about where to put the money, according to industry analysts The Roy…
Data centre risks seen as growth opportunity for reinsurers
A new report outlines reinsurance opportunities made available by advances in technology and specifically artificial intelligence.
A white paper from Karen Clark Company said that AI is at the heart o…
A white paper from Karen Clark Company said that AI is at the heart o…
Plans to issue tokenised cat bonds
Two Bermuda firms plan to issue the first catastrophe bonds with ownership directly tied to blockchain, according to a new report from financial media outlet CoinDesk.
The first deal is targeted for …
The first deal is targeted for …
E-bikes come under government road safety scrutiny
Increasingly popular e-bikes form part of a wider review of road safety matters, with updates expected in the coming weeks, the transport minister has said.
Owen Darrell made clear that behaviours on …
Owen Darrell made clear that behaviours on …
Hayward: Government to get tough on marriage fraud
The island lacks a framework to define and investigate “sham marriages”, the minister responsible for immigration has said, highlighting cases in which complaints have been filed over “suspicious acti…
Trial starts for Canadian accused of drug smuggling
A jury heard how almost $1.3 million of cannabis was found in a suitcase, as the trial of a Canadian national began in the Supreme Court.
Sandra Marrero-Guzman, 37, from Toronto, has denied conspiring…
Sandra Marrero-Guzman, 37, from Toronto, has denied conspiring…
Impaired driver banned indefinitely after crashing into bush
A man who crashed into roadside foliage in Warwick has been ordered to participate in a drink-driver’s court treatment programme.
Giovanni Saltus, 41, admitted drink-driving when he appeared in Magist…
Giovanni Saltus, 41, admitted drink-driving when he appeared in Magist…
Three banned for speeding
Three men were disqualified from the roads yesterday after each of them admitted in Magistrates’ Court to speeding.
Micah Eve, 22, Cairo Tucker, 18, and Nyhrobi Carmichael, 29, pleaded guilty to the o…
Micah Eve, 22, Cairo Tucker, 18, and Nyhrobi Carmichael, 29, pleaded guilty to the o…
Bermuda Stock Exchange Report: Sept 3 2026
September 3 saw 1,000 shares trade on the Bermuda Stock Exchange, valued at $59,500.00 BD. 1,000 shares were traded by Bank of N.T. Butterfield Ltd, closing up 2.1% at $59.50 per share. The BSX finished at 3,828.49, up 1.92% on the day. There was 1 advance, 0 declines, and 42 remained unchanged. The full report …
First, we are updating the
First, we are updating the Bermuda Immigration and Protection (Prohibition of Entry) Order. The purpose of the Order is to ensure that travellers to Bermuda are security vetted before they arrive and, also, that there is continued access for visitors and residents travelling to the US, UK, Canada and other destinations, through regular commercial air service.
The Department of Environment and
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) is raising public awareness of the little fire ant, an invasive species that is not currently known to be present in Bermuda, but which could be accidentally introduced through imported plants, soil, landscaping materials, cargo and other goods.
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Bermuda’s reward for reaching the round of 32 at the Heineken Pickleball World Cup in Da Nang, Vietnam, is a showdown with the United States, who are No 1 seeds.
The island senior side finished 33rd …
The island senior side finished 33rd …
Young Conservationist Documents Wildlife
Luke Foster has spent the past several years documenting Bermuda’s wildlife through thousands of observations. His interest in the island’s natural environment began at Warwick Academy, where he was a member of the school’s Natural History Club. Rosalind Windgate, who ran the club, helped develop his interest in wildlife. Mr Foster later met Dr Miguel …