Archive for October, 2025

Public Invited To Nominate For King’s Honours

Nominations are now open for individuals to be considered for the King’s Honours List. A Government spokesperson said, “Nominations are currently being sought from members of the public for individuals they would like to be considered for: “[i] an award as part of His Majesty The King’s Overseas and International Honours List and “[ii]... Read more of this article

Join MOvember And Support Men’s Health

This November, Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre “challenges men across the island to take action for men’s health by joining MOvember Bermud, the annual campaign where growing a moustache can help save lives.” A spokesperson said, “Whether you go solo or rally your mates, it’s easy to get involved. Register now at www.movember.bm and... Read more of this article

Kenni Thompson Helps Bournemouth Win

Kenni Thompson helped AFC Bournemouth Women beat Oxford United Women 2-1 in the National League Southern Premier Division at the Vitality Stadium yesterday [October 29]. Thompson, who scored twice against Millbrook Ladies in the opening round of the Women’s FA Cup at the weekend, started the match. Undefeated Bournemouth are top of table with six... Read more of this article

Waldron Wins Three Races At Hoosier Park

Bermudian harness pony racing driver Kiwon Waldron recorded three victories at Harrah’s Hoosier Park in Indiana, marking another strong showing on the United States racing circuit. Waldron opened the night with a win in Race 1 [Pace Class], driving Odds On Candy for Mccomber Racing. The horse, recently acquired from a sale, made a successful debut... Read more of this article

Fight Back, Spare, Change, Mix & Warriors Win

The Mixed Majors Bowling League saw intense action at Warwick Lanes last night as leading teams strengthened their standings with decisive victories. League leaders Fight Back delivered a dominant 15-5 win over third-placed Unpredictable, solidifying their hold on the top spot and sending a strong message to their rivals. Second-placed Spare Change... Read more of this article

Column: OBA’s Ben Smith On Education & More

[Opinion column written by the OBA's Ben Smith] It’s Time to Stop Talking and Start Fixing Education Bermuda’s public education system is once again at a crossroads. We can’t keep pretending things are fine. We have to be honest about where we are and get serious about how we move forward. We have many dedicated and caring teachers who pour their... Read more of this article

Taylor Carrick Reaches Quarters In Quebec

Squash player Taylor Carrick reached the quarter-finals of the $3,000 Men’s La Classique Gatineau Challenger in Quebec, Canada. Carrick, who entered the tournament as the top seed and had advanced smoothly through his opening match, bowed out after a 56-minute epic against Canadian opponent Will Harris. The Bermudian won the first set 11-4 and... Read more of this article

Shaquille Ming Helps Syracuse Claim Win

Bermuda footballer Shaquille Ming helped the Syracuse University men’s team defeat the University of North Carolina 1-0 at home in the Atlantic Coast Conference. The loss was North Carolina’s first of the season. The match’s solitary goal came in the 36th minute courtesy of a smart finish by freshman Landon Darko after good work from Carlos... Read more of this article

Manders And Jones Win Bronze In Pickleball

Gavin Manders and Benjamin Jones claimed the bronze medal in the open men’s doubles division at the pre-World Cup Pickleball Tournament at The Fort, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, yesterday [October 29]. Bermuda, the reigning Caribbean champions, have sent 17 players, plus a non-playing captain and coach, to the World Cup, which runs from today until November... Read more of this article

Controlled Disposal Begins At Govt Quarry

The Ministry of Public Works and Environment advised that “routine controlled disposal operations will take place at the Government Quarry from now to the end of April 2026.” A Government spokesperson said, “These operations form part of a safe, environmentally approved method for disposing of expired explosive materials. The activity... Read more of this article

Deloitte Partners With Creative Learning Centre

Deloitte Bermuda has selected the Bermuda Centre for Creative Learning [BCCL] as its 2025-2026 Community School, marking the beginning of a year-long collaboration designed to strengthen educational and workplace inclusion for neurodiverse learners. A spokesperson said, “Through this collaboration, Deloitte staff will volunteer their time each week... Read more of this article

Column: Sandra Christensen On Housing & More

[Column written by Sandra Christensen] Bermuda is facing a housing crisis. With soaring rental prices, limited land, high construction costs, and a severe shortage of affordable housing, too many Bermudians are being left without safe and secure housing. The Chamber of Commerce estimates the island is short by 2,500 housing units. This need is even... Read more of this article