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A groundbreaking study on violence against women has been welcomed by a women’s charity amid reports of an increase in incidents. Laurie Shiell, the executive director of the Centre Against Abuse, said the charity had noticed a “sharp increase” in th...

The Covid-19 pandemic had a silver lining for some because it allowed people to spend more time with their families, a survey released yesterday found. Almost one third — 31 per cent — of people canvassed said isolation at home and social-distancing ...

With residents largely unable to leave the Island for leisure and, conversely, tourists generally unable to visit the Island and populate hotels, resorts, and activities, there is a newfound opportunity to partake in tourist activities on the Island....

A study has found a drop in drug use among the island’s schoolchildren, the Attorney-General has revealed. Kathy Lynn Simmons told the Senate on Wednesday that a survey of public, private and home-schooled pupils conducted by the Department of Nation...

Layoffs and pay cuts caused in the novel coronavirus pandemic have hit people on lower incomes hardest, a survey has found. A poll by Total Research Associates said that 26 per cent of working residents had been laid off. A total of 38 per cent told ...

Bermuda’s tourism and transport minister has met with a team from Britain to perform aerial surveys. Zane DeSilva, in his role as Acting Minister of Public Works, met with members of the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office — Overseas Territories Seab...

Residents were asked for their level of support or opposition to converting public transport buses to run on electricity, as opposed to fossil fuels. Results show that the vast majority would support such a move, with four-in-ten completely supportin...

This month Bermuda residents will be asked to participate in the STEPS to a Well Bermuda Survey. The Ministry of Health in collaboration with the Pan American Health Organization will interview a representative sample of Bermuda’s adult population a...

Nearly three-quarters of Bermuda residents believe immigration benefits the economy, according to a new survey. The poll found 72 per cent of people think immigrants help expand the economy by increasing the number of jobs on the island. The remainin...

With CEOs worrying more about political stability and protectionism around the world, Bermuda needs to keep obstacles to international business to a minimum to remain competitive. That is the view of Arthur Wightman, PwC Bermuda leader in response to...

Fewer than half of Bermuda residents see the island as “inclusive” and 31 per cent feel uncomfortable because of their skin colour a new report has revealed. The news comes in the Bermuda Vital Signs study for 2017, carried out by the Bermuda Communi...

The first phase of an architectural survey of St George’s listed buildings has been completed. An eight-strong team of students, led by Brent Fortenberry from Clemson University in Charleston and Ed Chappel, the retired director of architecture and a...