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RA sets a 1% increase to new fuel adjustment rate

The Regulatory Authority of Bermud has set the Fuel Adjustment Rate on electricity bills at 14.226 cents per kWh, effective 1 July. The previous rate was 13.784 cents per kWh The...

New $10,000 legal scholarship announced

The Bermuda Equal Justice Initiative (BEJI) is pleased to announce the launch of the Dr. Courtenay Griffiths KC Justice Award Scholarship, an annual $10,000...

Police issue guidance to prevent sexual assault

In keeping with its mandate to make Bermuda safer, the Bermuda Police Service (BPS) is seeking to promote awareness to aid in the prevention...

Cycling champ tells men to check for cancer early

Retired police officer and Sinclair Packwood cycling champion Darren Glasford has benefited from a partnership between Bermuda Cancer and Health and Mass General Brigham,...

Authorities continue to seek out ‘highly venomous’ Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake

Snake traps are in place, antivenom now on-island. Snake spotted in Southampton reckoned to be up to five feet long The Ministry of Public Works...

Overturned car reported on Middle Road, Devonshire

Traffic diversions are in effect in the area while officers process the scene Full statement from the Bermuda Police Station: Police and other emergency services...

Special church service to mark 250th anniversary of the U.S.A.

The Congregation of St. Peter’s Church – Their Majesties Chappell, St. George’s, is pleased to announce a Service of Celebration & Thanksgiving on the...

Schools saluted for linking academics, nutrition and health

2026 Healthy School Awards announced The Department of Health recently held its annual Healthy Schools Awards Ceremony at the Bermuda Society of Arts, City Hall....

Vaping emerges as new pregnancy concern

Drug control report highlights emerging e-cigarette use in Bermuda The Department for National Drug Control (DNDC) has released its 2025 Survey of Pregnant Women, revealing a...

OBA wants ‘procedural gap’ closed in order to safeguard children

The Attorney General and Minister of Justice said, "We recognise the strength of public feeling on these matters, and where there are constructive recommendations...

Ministry urges residents to ‘Trim It Back’ ahead of hurricane season

Property owners encouraged to cut overgrown vegetation to reduce storm risks The Ministry of Public Works and Environment is urging property owners to trim back...

King’s crime risk comments draw DeSilva’s ire

OBA's Robert King seeks to clarify his comments about crime risk at affordable housing sites; Housing Minister Zane DeSilva calls his questions offensive They haven't...
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