Since the last update, the Ministry of Health received 5140 test results, and 137 were positive for the coronavirus.
These results are from testing done on:
• Wednesday: 35…
The Economic Development Department (EDD) is pleased to announce that over 600 local middle and high-school students participated in its 5th Annual Digital Leadership Conference held earlier this month.
The two-day conference focused on…
The Ministry of National Security extended congratulations to the local officers from the Royal Bermuda Regiment (RBR) and the Bermuda Police Service (BPS) for completing a specialised training course held earlier this month at Warwick Camp.…
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to provide the House with a report on the state of the island’s roads and the various trenching projects ongoing and projected for the upcoming year.
Mr. Speaker, you will recall that the Ministry of Public Works…
Recently the Minister of Youth, Culture and Sport, Dr. Ernest Peets toured the Bermuda Historical Society Museum, as part of his ongoing support for the island’s museums, galleries and historical landmarks.
The Bermuda Historical…
The Ministry of Social Development and Seniors would like to advise the public that the K Margaret Carter Centre (KMCC) is closed and will reopen on Monday, March 28th.
There are several staff and clients currently in quarantine and…
Mr. Speaker, I am pleased to lay before this Honourable House the Bill entitled “Children Amendment Act 2022”. This Bill amends the Children Act 1998, to reform the current legal structure and broaden the responsibilities of the Child Care…
MR SPEAKER,
An African Proverb says this "…If we stand tall, it is because we stand on the shoulders of our ancestors…"
MR. SPEAKER,
Often I hear in the community that Bermuda history is not captured sufficiently, that…
Mr. Speaker, I rise today to inform this Honourable House of the results of the public consultation on single-use plastics that was conducted during the autumn of 2021. Honourable members will be aware that a policy was launched in August…
Mr. Speaker, among the most expensive items we must buy in our everyday lives is gas or diesel for cars and bikes. We make time to work, we take our children to school, we take an elderly relative for a drive or we use a vehicle to ply our trade…