The U.S. Consulate is inviting eligible Bermudian teachers to apply for a scholarship to explore historic connections between Bermuda and the United States through the 2027 Colonial Williamsburg Training Institute.
A spokesperson said, “The U.S. Consulate is pleased to announce the opening of the 2027 scholarship application for the Colonial Williamsburg... Read more of this article
The Magistrates’ Court held its annual Thanksgiving Court, recognising Treatment Court participants and plans to expand rehabilitation programmes.
A Government spokesperson said, “The Magistrates’ Court, in partnership with the Department of Court Services, held its annual Thanksgiving Court on Tuesday, bringing together participants,... Read more of this article
The Ministry of Public Works and Environment advised that a “new colony of red imported fire ants has been found east of Hamilton’s commercial docks and has been treated.”
A Government spokesperson said, “Earlier discoveries near the docks were also treated, with no further fire ants detected at those sites.
“Fire ants can... Read more of this article
Nearly 200 people attended the opening of the 2026 Junior Bermuda Biennial at the Bermuda National Gallery, celebrating the artistic talents of young Bermudians aged 5 to 17.
A spokesperson said, “Close to 200 people attended the opening of the 2026 Junior Bermuda Biennial on Saturday, November 7. The Bermuda National Gallery was filled with young... Read more of this article
Earlier today, the Minister of Health Kim Wilson, visited the Bermuda Diabetes Association’s [BDA] annual community Open House at the Hilton Hill Diabetes Centre on Princess Street.
A Government spokesperson said, “Held ahead of World Diabetes Day tomorrow, 14 November, the event brings together healthcare professionals, community partners,... Read more of this article
[Opinion column written by Craig Cannonier]
The latest tourism figures released by the Bermuda Tourism Authority [BTA] offer some encouraging signs, and that is welcomed news for Bermuda. More visitors are coming to our shores, and the hotels, restaurants, taxi operators, tour operators and other businesses that have worked hard through some very difficult... Read more of this article
[Opinion column written by Minister Alexa Lightbourne]
My grandmother had a saying: “What happens in the dark eventually comes to light.”
When decisions affect the public’s money, people deserve to know whose interests they serve and who answers for them.
That includes me.
Devonshire North West sent me to Parliament in February 2025. That vote... Read more of this article
The Transport Control Department has announced that the Rockaway TCD Examination Facility will be closed due to staffing shortages, with examinations continuing at its North Street facility.
A Government spokesperson said, “The Transport Control Department [TCD] is advising the public that due to staffing shortages, the Rockaway TCD Examination... Read more of this article
Pet Stop has announced the permanent closure of its Mills Creek Lane retail store on November 23rd, with a closure sale now underway, while its pet care services will continue at its Pembroke location.
A spokesperson said, “Pet Stop’s Mills Creek Lane retail store will permanently close on November 23rd. The closure sale has started, so shop... Read more of this article
The Bermuda Police Service [BPS] is warning residents about scammers impersonating bank officials through Google Meet calls.
A police spokesperson said, “The Bermuda Police Service [BPS] has received reports of persons being contacted by individuals pretending to be bank officials, using Google Meet Google Meet, claiming that fraudulent activity has... Read more of this article
The Government of Bermuda has advised that a Microsoft Exchange Online issue may temporarily disrupt Government email services, affecting Outlook access, email communications and response times.
A Government spokesperson said, “The Government of Bermuda advises the public that Microsoft has reported an issue affecting Exchange Online, which may... Read more of this article
The police have confirmed that a 42-year-old man has died following a collision.
A police spokesperson said, “Sadly, the Bermuda Police Service [BPS] can now confirm Bermuda’s 16th road fatality of 2026, a 42-year-old male visitor and extends sincere condolences to his loved ones.
“The visiting 42-year-old UK national was seriously injured... Read more of this article
Bermuda’s sailing team is competing in the SSL Gold Cup Pan-American Qualifiers in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, today [Nov 12], and you can tune in and watch the live stream below.
Known as the Privateers, Bermuda are competing alongside Mexico, Cuba and El Salvador in Group I as they seek a place in the SSL Gold Cup Final Series.
Update: The live broadcast... Read more of this article
Education Minister Diallo Rabain has visited several public schools across Bermuda in recent weeks to meet with students and staff and gain first-hand insight into their needs and challenges.
A Government spokesperson said, “The Minister of Education, the Hon. Diallo V. Rabain, JP, MP, has been out and about in Bermuda’s public schools, and... Read more of this article
Minister of Public Works and Environment Jaché Adams has paid tribute to the late Dr David Wingate, noting that his “pioneering work changed the course of conservation and natural history in Bermuda.”
Minister Adams said: “David Wingate fundamentally changed the course of Bermuda’s natural history and helped shape modern conservation... Read more of this article