Minister of Tourism & Transport, Culture & Sport, the Hon. Owen Darrell, JP, MP, attended the recent Hospitality Industry Careers Fair held at the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club, where he engaged with employers and Bermudians…
The Government acknowledges the Senate’s decision to reject the Municipalities Reform Act 2026, legislation aimed at addressing longstanding challenges in municipal governance.
We…
The Ministry of Education is undertaking an analysis of the Cambridge Checkpoint and IGCSE results from 2012–2025. This initiative aims to provide a deeper understanding of student performance trends against the approved curriculum.
As…
The Senate of Bermuda has today passed ridesharing legislation, marking an important step in strengthening and modernising the island’s transport offering.
The legislation is designed to support the existing taxi industry while addressing…
The Ministry of Economy and Labour is pleased to highlight the success of the recent Hospitality Industry Careers Fair, held at the Princess Room at the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club. The event brought together job seekers and hospitality…
The Bermuda Post Office is proud to announce the release of a new commemorative stamp issue celebrating Bermuda art and the island’s vibrant artistic community. This special collection highlights works by six artists whose creativity reflects…
The Ministry of National Security, through its Disaster Risk Reduction and Mitigation Team, will conduct Exercise Caribe Wave 26 on Thursday, 19 March 2026, commencing at 11:00 a.m. local time.
This exercise, which forms part of the…
The Department of Land Valuation is reminding property owners that revaluation forms must be submitted by 31 March 2026. Property owners can fill out the form online at www.gov.bm/2026-revaluation. The form is easy…
Today, the Ministry of Economy and Labour released the December 2025 Retail Sales Index publication (attached).
December’s volume of retail sales index increased 0.9 per cent…
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Today, the Ministry of Economy and Labour released the Department of Statistics’ December 2025 Consumer Price Index (attached).
In summary, consumers paid 2.4 per cent more in December 2025 than they did a year ago for the basket…