The Government is aware of reports circulating on social media of encounters with an individual who is a known sex offender.
The Government understands the concerns and distress that these posts have caused in the community, particularly…
Premier David Burt returns from Jackson Hole, Wyoming, today, following a trip where he led a delegation from Bermuda to the 2025 Wyoming Blockchain Symposium.
The symposium, hosted by SALT and Kraken with support from the…
Congratulations to Ms Dawn Eversley on her appointment to the Public Service Commission.
Ms Eversley has extensive human resources experience across both the public and private sectors, locally and internationally. She is well-versed in…
Director of Public Prosecutions, Cindy Clarke today announced the completion of a comprehensive review of criminal matters which involved the analysis or interpretation of DNA evidence by Candy Zuleger of Trinity DNA Solutions, which had been…
The Ministry of National Security today advised that the Emergency Measures Organisation (EMO) executive met for a second time this week to review the latest developments regarding Hurricane Erin.
The Bermuda Weather Service has confirmed…
Good day to members of the media and the listening public…
Quarterly GDP and Economic Performance
Bermuda's economy continued its steady progress.…
The Economic Development Department (EDD) approved a grant to give five Fintech students from The Berkeley Institute the opportunity to intern at Chubb and Paradise Mobile to gain real-life experience and to see how…
The Bermuda Post Office is proud to announce its third release of new commemorative stamps celebrating the legacy of the Bermuda Railway, affectionately known as the "Rattle and Shake."
Though it operated for just 15 years, from 1931…
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As Bermuda prepares for Hurricane Erin, the Ministry of Home Affairs is reminding residents of several steps they can take to conserve energy, reduce risk to household appliances, and lower electricity costs.
Today the Minister of Home…
Recently, the Minister of Health, The Hon. Kim Wilson rolled up her sleeve to give blood.
“This simple and brief act took 6 minutes, 53 seconds and has the potential to make a life-changing difference for someone in need. Every drop…