As the 2026 cruise ship season officially begins, Bermuda welcomed a striking arrival today as the Virgin Atlantic cruise ship made its way into Dockyard, signaling not just the start of a new tourism chapter—but Read More
For far too long, pay inequality has existed in Bermuda, undermining confidence in how pay is determined across our economy. Despite longstanding legal protections against discrimination, persistent wage disparities, particularly along racial, gender and nationality Read More
The Ministry of Education acknowledges the concerns raised by educators regarding the increasing complexity of student needs across our public school system. These challenges are real, significant, and not unique to Bermuda. We recognise and Read More
The Ministry of Tourism & Transport, Culture & Sport is pleased to announce improvements to the Shorelink App. Since the introduction of real-time tracking for buses and ferries, the system has been closely monitored. Feedback Read More
A 67-year-old Pembroke man appeared in Magistrates Court today facing allegations of stealing clothing valued at more than $1454.40, Coolridge Eve elected to have his case heard before the Magistrates Court and was formally charged in Read More
North Village danced their way to FA Cup glory once again, snatching victory from Devonshire Colts on penalties in a nail-biting final at Flora Duffy Stadium on Sunday afternoon. Village goalkeeper Detre Bell donned the Read More
Celebrating 109 years of Bermuda’s longest living centenarian Family and friends turned out at Penno’s Wharf St. George to say happy birthday to Ms Leona Thompson. St George’s MP Renee Ming reflected on Read More
