A two-vehicle collision involving a motorcycle and a car occurred in Sandys shortly after midnight [June 19].
A police spokesperson said, “Shortly after midnight on Friday, June 19, 2026, police and other first responders were dispatched to a report of a serious two vehicle collision on Somerset Road, near the junction with Gilbert Lane in Sandys.
“Initial... Read more of this article
The Public Service Career Fair and Expo was successfully held today [June 18] featuring interactive displays, panel discussions, and direct engagement with government departments showcasing a wide range of career opportunities across Bermuda’s Public Service.
Head of the Public Service, Cherie-Lynn Whitter previously said, “This Career Fair and... Read more of this article
Minister of Tourism & Transport, Culture & Sport Owen Darrell, BTA Director of Visitor Experiences Jasmine Furbert and Chairperson of the Bermuda National Events and Entertainment Committee Jalen Harvey held a press conference today [June 18] to provide a brief overview about some of the impact of the recent Carnival festivities.
“For... Read more of this article
In the first six days of operation, ridesharing operators completed 220 rides, with 14 active ridesharing operators participating through the app platform, the Ministry has confirmed.
A Government spokesperson said, “The Ministry of Tourism & Transport, Culture & Sport is pleased to provide a positive update on the initial launch of Bermuda’s... Read more of this article
“The Government has failed to prepare for the potential impact of Artificial Intelligence’s impact on Bermudian jobs,” Opposition Leader Ben Smith has said.
He said, “On the House Floor I asked the Honourable Premier whether the Government has completed, commissioned, or scheduled a Bermuda-specific assessment of how artificial intelligence... Read more of this article
The Minister of National Security Michael Weeks yesterday led a preliminary meeting of the Emergency Measures Organisation [EMO] to review Bermuda’s state of readiness for the 2026 Atlantic Hurricane Season.
A Government spokesperson said, “The virtual meeting formed part of the EMO’s early-season preparations and was held with no current... Read more of this article
Government offices and public schools will close at noon on June 24 due to Sir John Swan’s funeral, the Government has advised.
A Government spokesperson said, “The Cabinet Office is reminding the public that government offices, including Bermuda public schools, will close at noon on the day of Sir John Swan’s funeral, Wednesday, June 24.
“As... Read more of this article
The Bermuda Hospitals Board [BHB] confirmed that UK-based healthcare consultancy Acumentice has been contracted to conduct the independent operational review of their Emergency Department.
Review To Take Approximately Six Weeks
A spokesperson said, “Bermuda Hospitals Board [BHB] has confirmed that Acumentice, a UK-based healthcare consultancy,... Read more of this article
The King’s Visit Team from the Department of Communications earned the Public Service Excellence Award [PSEA] for May, with the Government noting the “exceptional coordination, delivery, and coverage of the historic visit.”
A Government spokesperson said, “The Government of Bermuda is pleased to announce that the Department of Communications’... Read more of this article
[Opinion column written by Chardonaé Rawlins]
Imagine growing up in Bermuda thirty years ago.
When the school bell rang, you went outside. You rode your bike through the neighbourhood, knocked on a friend’s door to see if they could come out, and spent hours navigating friendships, disagreements, and adventures in real time. The people who influenced... Read more of this article
One person was transported to hospital “with injuries considered to be serious” following a collision in Dockyard, the police have confirmed.
A police spokesperson said, “Shortly after midnight on Thursday, 18 June 2026, police and other first responders were dispatched to a reported serious road traffic collision on Pender Road in... Read more of this article
Premier David Burt has paid tribute to Sir John Swan, signing the Book of Condolences and extending sympathy to his family, while encouraging the public to sign at the Cabinet Office.
Premier David Burt said, “I signed the Book of Condolences in honour of Sir John Swan.
“My thoughts remain with his family during this time of bereavement.
“I... Read more of this article
The Bermuda Police Service arrested a man in St. George’s after he allegedly rode dangerously without a valid driver’s license, had an outstanding warrant, resisted arrest, assaulted officers during transport, and caused a police vehicle to be damaged.
A police spokesperson said, “The Bermuda Police Service can confirm that at approximately... Read more of this article
Carnival in Bermuda 2026 brought energy, colour and music to the island, with thousands of revellers taking part in several days of festivities. Events included J’ouvert, Pan in the Park, Family Fete, Swizzle at Sunrise, Wetta, Waves Soca in the Water, Revel de Road and more, offering a mix of live entertainment, steel pan, soca music, water parties,... Read more of this article
“The recent Government press conference announcing the commencement of road works on Church Road, Southampton has been a long time coming and now appears to be made possible only through a new partnership between Government and Bermuda’s largest private paving company, Surface Experts Limited,” OBA MP Linda Smith said.
Ms. Smith said, “The... Read more of this article