The Green Family has donated $50,000 to The Eliza DoLittle Society to help sustain its food assistance services amid rising demand. A spokesperson said, “The Green Family has announced a $50,000 donation to support The Eliza DoLittle Society, reinforcing its commitment to Bermuda during a period of increased demand for food assistance. “The... Read more of this article
WindReach’s 21st Walk & Roll will be held on May 17, bringing together participants of all abilities for its inclusive community event supporting its programmes. A spokesperson said, “WindReach is proud to announce the return of its much-loved Walk & Roll, marking the 21st year of this inclusive, community-driven event. Set against... Read more of this article
The Department for National Drug Control [DNDC] has marked the latest step in its partnership with Prevention Training Services, a U.S.-based charitable training organisation that works with prevention professionals across jurisdictions to share practical strategies, professional training and youth-focused prevention approaches. A Government spokesperson... Read more of this article
[Written by Stephen Wright] Naquita Robinson says the “chapter is closed, but not the door” after stepping down as head coach of the Bermuda women’s national team following over a dozen years in charge. Her departure came on a high, with Bermuda securing a 5-3 home win over Grenada in their final group C match of the Concacaf W Championship qualifiers... Read more of this article
A Bermudian pastor is overseeing recovery efforts after a church in the United States was broken into and heavily damaged in a theft before Easter. Bethel AME Church on North 5th Street in Harrisburg, was ransacked, with thieves stealing nearly all its copper wiring, piping and HVAC system. The church, which has been in existence for about 190 years,... Read more of this article
The Berkeley Institute Drama Department will present Cinderella: Once Upon My Time, which is described as a “bold and poetic reimagining of the beloved fairytale, brought to life by an extraordinary cast of student performers whose passion, courage, and artistry promise to leave audiences inspired.” A spokesperson said, “Leading the... Read more of this article
This past weekend saw the Kappa Classic, Bermuda footballers defeat Grenada, a Spring Market at St. Paul’s Anglican Church Hall in Paget, the Pirates of Bermuda fundraiser, and various other community and sporting events. Links to our weekend coverage are below, click to view more. News/Misc: Ministerial Direction On Retail Fuel Pricing BCA Expands... Read more of this article
The Ministry of Public Works & Environment said they are “continuing island-wide work to improve road conditions and respond directly to community concerns, with visible progress delivered across multiple parishes over the past week.” Focused Action Where It Matters Most A Government spokesperson said, ”Over the weekend of April... Read more of this article
The Bermuda Sloop Foundation [BSF] hosted its annual Pirates of Bermuda fundraising event this weekend, featuring participants bravely ‘walking the plank’ into the waters of Hamilton Harbour, all in support of the Foundation. JP Doughty, BSF Executive Director, previously said, “After a period of strategic reorganization, the Foundation is actively... Read more of this article
The Government of Bermuda today announced the Public Service Career Fair & Expo, which will be held on Thursday, June 18 at Pier 6. A Government spokesperson said, “The event will feature career specific booths, access to information on training and apprenticeship programmes, virtual and in-person panel discussions and demonstrations, bringing... Read more of this article
News that the West Pembroke School Arts Committee earned the March Public Service Excellence Award, the SPCA said the Seniors Golfers Society raised $5,725 to support veterinary care services, and Bermuda was named Best Weekend Destination in the World by the Global Traveler Leisure Lifestyle Awards were among the positive news stories from the past... Read more of this article
“The Ministry will use every lawful mechanism available to prevent price increases and to protect Bermudian households from higher living costs,” Minister Alexa Lightbourne said this evening [April 18]. A Government spokesperson said, “The Hon. Alexa N. H. Lightbourne, JP, MP, Minister of Home Affairs, issues this update on the Government’s... Read more of this article
[Updated with photos] Bermuda rallied from a three-goal deficit to defeat Grenada 5-3 in a dramatic comeback victory this evening [April 18] with Keunna Dill scoring four goals and Kenni Thompson scoring once. Grenada took control early, with Melania Fullerton opening the scoring in the fourth minute, followed by Sheranda Charles in the 17th and... Read more of this article
A Spring Market was held today at St. Paul’s Anglican Church Hall in Paget, featuring local vendors and small businesses. A spokesperson previously said, “Shop handmade items, crafts, baked goods, and unique gifts—perfect for Mother’s Day, men’s gifts, or a special treat. Enjoy a welcoming community atmosphere along with Portuguese donuts,... Read more of this article
The Bermuda Chess Association [BCA], in partnership with the Department of Education, has reached a significant new milestone in its mission to integrate chess into the national curriculum. A spokesperson said, “Following a second successful ‘Chess in Education: Preparation of Teachers’ seminar, held March 25-27, the island is celebrating... Read more of this article
Blake Montgomery scored on his debut for the Belleville Senators against the Syracuse Crunch in their final home game of the American Hockey League season yesterday [April 17]. The Bermudian forward, who joined Belleville on an amateur tryout agreement after signing a three-year entry-level contract with the Ottawa Senators, found the net in the final... Read more of this article
[Opinion column written by the FDM's Ricardo Nesbitt] The Free Democratic Movement has been consistent on energy in Bermuda from the beginning. We have been clear that Bermuda needs a cleaner energy solution that is stable enough to run the grid and cost-effective enough to bring relief to families and businesses. We have also been clear that, based... Read more of this article
Bermudian sisters Raelyn and Reyna Robinson delivered standout performances at the Titans Track Classic V in South Carolina, winning multiple medals at the event. A spokesperson said, “The Titans Track Classic V was held this past weekend [April 11th] in Inman, SC, which proved to be an exciting and inspiring event for two young athletes. The... Read more of this article
Marsh has announced several promotions and new hires in its Bermuda operations, reinforcing its focus on talent development. A spokesperson said, “Marsh, a global leader in risk, reinsurance and capital, people and investments, and management consulting, today announced several personnel changes within its Bermuda operations, reinforcing Marsh... Read more of this article
The Bermuda Sloop Foundation [BSF] hosted its annual Pirates of Bermuda fundraising event this weekend, featuring participants bravely ‘walking the plank’ into the waters of Hamilton Harbour, all in support of the Foundation. JP Doughty, BSF Executive Director, previously said, “After a period of strategic reorganization, the Foundation is actively... Read more of this article
A Spring Market was held today at St. Paul’s Anglican Church Hall in Paget, featuring local vendors and small businesses. A spokesperson previously said, “Shop handmade items, crafts, baked goods, and unique gifts—perfect for Mother’s Day, men’s gifts, or a special treat. Enjoy a welcoming community atmosphere along with Portuguese donuts,... Read more of this article
Blake Montgomery scored on his debut for the Belleville Senators against the Syracuse Crunch in their final home game of the American Hockey League season yesterday [April 17]. The Bermudian forward, who joined Belleville on an amateur tryout agreement after signing a three-year entry-level contract with the Ottawa Senators, found the net in the final... Read more of this article
WindReach’s 21st Walk & Roll will be held on May 17, bringing together participants of all abilities for its inclusive community event supporting its programmes. A spokesperson said, “WindReach is proud to announce the return of its much-loved Walk & Roll, marking the 21st year of this inclusive, community-driven event. Set against... Read more of this article
Wayne Montgomery and Chloe McBrearty won the top singles titles at the WER Joell Memorial Tennis Tournament. Montgomery beat Tariq Simons 7-5, 6-1 in the men’s A final, taking control after a close opening set. Simons later won the men’s doubles title with David Thomas. They beat Sam Butler and Neal Towlson 6-4, 7-6. McBrearty won the women’s... Read more of this article
Bermuda’s men’s recurve team earned an impressive mid-table at the San Salvador Grand Prix of the Americas. Camerin Pickering, Jaydon Roberts and Bernard Wade III competed against ten teams from across the region. Pickering was the top Bermudian in the individual standings, finishing twelfth with a score of 642. Roberts placed 21st with 617, while... Read more of this article
LOM Financial Ltd. has announced the retirement of director Dennis Tucker and the appointment of financial services executive Rik Parkhill as an independent director, effective immediately. A spokesperson said, “LOM Financial Ltd. today announced that Mr. Dennis Tucker will be retiring from the boards of LOM Financial Limited and its regulated... Read more of this article
The Government of Bermuda today announced the Public Service Career Fair & Expo, which will be held on Thursday, June 18 at Pier 6. A Government spokesperson said, “The event will feature career specific booths, access to information on training and apprenticeship programmes, virtual and in-person panel discussions and demonstrations, bringing... Read more of this article
BELCO celebrated International Lineworker Appreciation Day with a special breakfast for its lineworkers, jointers, and fitters. A spokesperson said, “International Lineworker Appreciation Day honours the skilled, essential work performed by the men and women who keep the lights on, often at great personal sacrifice. For BELCO’s lineworkers,... Read more of this article
WindReach’s 21st Walk & Roll will be held on May 17, bringing together participants of all abilities for its inclusive community event supporting its programmes. A spokesperson said, “WindReach is proud to announce the return of its much-loved Walk & Roll, marking the 21st year of this inclusive, community-driven event. Set against... Read more of this article
Masterworks will be opening two art exhibitions on May 1 – Visions of the Vernacular: Architecture in the Masterworks Collection and Palimpsest. A spokesperson said, “Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art is pleased to announce the joint opening of two exhibitions on May 1, 2026, with a public reception at 5:30pm. In the Butterfield Gallery,... Read more of this article
The Berkeley Institute Drama Department will present Cinderella: Once Upon My Time, which is described as a “bold and poetic reimagining of the beloved fairytale, brought to life by an extraordinary cast of student performers whose passion, courage, and artistry promise to leave audiences inspired.” A spokesperson said, “Leading the... Read more of this article
The public is invited to a free lecture on the Sargasso Sea presented by Fae Sapsford on Thursday [April 23], hosted by the Bermuda Environmental Sustainability Taskforce [BEST] and Bermuda College as part of their Eco Lunch & Learn series. A spokesperson said, “The community are invited to attend a free lecture on Thursday, April 23rd, to learn... Read more of this article
FrayStar Cricket Institute has invited players, parents, supporters and sponsors to take part in the Keep Bermuda Beautiful Great Big Bermuda Clean-up. The initiative is scheduled for today [April 19] from 9am to 11am. Participants will work along the Railway Trail in Hamilton Parish, specifically the stretch between Flatts and Shelly Bay. FrayStar... Read more of this article
The Botanical Gardens are being prepared by the Department of Parks this week ahead of the 85th Annual Agricultural Exhibition, set for April 23 to 25. A Government spokesperson said, “The Botanical Gardens are busy this week as workers from the Department of Parks prepare the grounds for the opening of the 85th Annual Agricultural Exhibition, which... Read more of this article
The police are investigating a report that a 47-year-old male was seriously assaulted on March 28th at the Hamilton Parish Workmen’s Club. A police spokesperson said, “The Criminal Investigations Unit is currently conducting an investigation into a report that a 47-year-old male was seriously assaulted around 1:30am on Saturday, March 28, 2026 at... Read more of this article
Over the Easter weekend, the Bermuda Police Service conducted island-wide patrols and sobriety checkpoints, resulting in 28 arrests, nine suspected impaired drivers, and over 100 traffic citations. A police spokesperson said, “Over a busy Easter holiday weekend, the Bermuda Police Service [BPS] carried out proactive patrols, as well as road sobriety... Read more of this article
Police are investigating an altercation that left one man injured and another in custody. A police spokesperson said, “Shortly after 10:00 a.m., on Friday, April 3, 2026, police were dispatched to a reported dispute involving two males in the area of Cove Valley Drive, St. George’s. “Once the officers arrived at the scene, it was ascertained that... Read more of this article
[Opinion column written by the FDM's Ricardo Nesbitt] The Free Democratic Movement has been consistent on energy in Bermuda from the beginning. We have been clear that Bermuda needs a cleaner energy solution that is stable enough to run the grid and cost-effective enough to bring relief to families and businesses. We have also been clear that, based on current technology... Read more of this article
BELCO said they “welcomed the Government of Bermuda’s update of Bermuda’s National Electricity Sector Policy [NESP] and supports the Government’s effort to provide clear, modern guidance for the sector.” BELCO President Wayne Caines said: “The NESP emphasis on affordability, reliability, and sustainability reflects the practical realities of operating... Read more of this article
Nearly 60 Bermuda educators gathered at Elliot Primary School for a dynamic STEM workshop led by Dr. Natalie S. King, focused on bringing inquiry-based, culturally relevant learning into the classroom. A Government spokesperson said, “From mapping the spread of a simulated virus to designing the next generation of athletic footwear, nearly 60 Bermuda educators spent... Read more of this article
[Updated] A single vehicle road traffic collision has occurred just east of the Shelly Bay Market Place. A police spokesperson said, “There has been a serious single vehicle road traffic collision, just east of the Shelly Bay Market Place. “The scene is currently being processed with westbound traffic diverted onto Radnor Road. “Eastbound... Read more of this article
“There has been a serious road traffic collision involving a motorcar and a motorcycle, just east of Somerset Bridge,” the police said this evening [April 15] A police spokesperson said, “There will be delays while the scene is being processed. “We urge you to avoid traveling through that area to help minimize these delays. “An... Read more of this article
A single vehicle road traffic collision involving a motorcycle has occurred just east of the junction of Harrington Sound Road and Lolly’s Well Road in Smith’s. A police spokesperson said, “There has been a serious single vehicle road traffic collision involving a motorcycle, just east of the junction of Harrington Sound Road and Lolly’s... Read more of this article
