📸 The annual King's Birthday Parade took place today along Front Street. In attendance was His Excellency the Governor, Mr Andrew Murdoch, Premier David Burt, Cabinet Ministers, members of the Legislature, dignitaries and invited guests. Today's parade featured marching units from the Royal Bermuda Regiment, the Royal Bermuda Regiment Band & Corps of Drums, the Bermuda Police Service and Bermuda Reserve Police, the Royal Bermuda Regiment Junior Leaders and the Bermuda Sea Cadet Corps. 🇧🇲🥁⚔️🎖✨️

Join us in congratulating Bermuda’s 2026 King’s Birthday Honours recipients! 🇧🇲👑 ✨ Ms. Elizabeth “Liz” Christopher - Member of the British Empire (MBE) – for outstanding service to law, justice, and human rights. ✨ Mr. Lionel Cann - British Empire Medal (BEM)(BEM) – for a lifetime of compassionate service in disaster relief and homelessness outreach. ✨ Mr. John Paul “JP” Skinner - King's Certificate & Badge of Honour – for his dedication to marine education and conservation. ✨ Mr. Troy Farnsworth – King's Certificate & Badge of Honour – for advancing community sport and para‑athlete development through Boccia Bermuda. These individuals exemplify excellence, dedication, and service to our community. Bermuda celebrates your remarkable contributions and lasting impact. #Bermuda #KingsBirthdayHonours #CommunityExcellence 🇧🇲

Bermuda’s economy continued to grow in the fourth quarter of 2025, marking a second consecutive quarter of economic expansion. Real GDP increased by 0.1%, employment income rose by 6.5%, consumer spending increased to $875.9 million, and investment grew by 5.3%. The latest figures reflect Bermuda’s economic resilience, strengthening incomes, increased business activity, and continued investment despite global uncertainty. The Government remains focused on supporting economic growth through entrepreneurship, fintech, cooperative legislation, and the development of a digital economy strategy. Read the full Quarter 4 2025 GDP by Expenditure report at gov.bm/quarterly-gross-domes…

A new episode of Leaders on the Record is now available, featuring Head of the Public Service, Cherie-lynn Whitter. In Episode 5, Ms Whitter shares insights on the future of Bermuda’s public service, the importance of attracting talent, and the wide range of career opportunities available across Government. She also addresses common misconceptions about public service roles and highlights areas where skills are in demand. The episode also spotlights the upcoming Government Career Expo on Thursday, June 18 at Pier 6, where students, job seekers and career changers can connect directly with public officers and explore career pathways. Watch the full episode: gov.bm/leadersontherecord

Ridesharing is now available in Bermuda. As of June 10, 2026, ridesharing services have officially commenced, providing an additional transportation option across the island. Taxis remain the first option, with ridesharing available when needed to support demand and improve accessibility. For more information on how ridesharing works, visit tcd.bm or review the FAQs at gov.bm/ridesharing-frequentl….

The Ministry of Housing and Municipalities is reminding the public of the upcoming East End Affordable Housing Town Hall. Join the conversation on the proposed Tommy Fox Road and Channel House developments and learn more about the plans, timelines and next steps. Residents will also have the opportunity to ask questions and share feedback. 📍 Thursday, June 11 Open Door Christian Assembly, St. David’s 🕡 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm Residents are encouraged to attend and be part of shaping the future of affordable housing in their community.

New industries. New connections. New possibilities. See what’s out there. Join us at the Public Service Career Fair & Expo Pier 6 June 18 12PM – 8PM Learn more: gov.bm/careerfair

The Ministry of Public Works and Environment advises that due to the National Heroes Day holiday on Monday, June 15, household waste collection will follow a roll over schedule. Waste normally collected on Monday will be collected on Tuesday, Tuesday on Wednesday, and so on, with Friday’s collection taking place on Saturday. Recycling collection will not be affected. The Tynes Bay Public Drop off remains open daily from 7 am to 7 pm for household waste and other accepted materials. For the full schedule and details, visit gov.bm/waste.

The public is invited to attend the annual King’s Birthday Parade, which will take place on Saturday, 13 June 2026, on Front Street, Hamilton. The Parade will get underway at 10:30 a.m. and will mark the birthday of His Majesty King Charles III. The King’s Birthday Parade will feature marching units from the Royal Bermuda Regiment, the Royal Bermuda Regiment Band & Corps of Drums, the Bermuda Police Service and Bermuda Reserve Police, the Royal Bermuda Regiment Junior Leaders, and the Bermuda Sea Cadet Corps. Members of the public are encouraged to come out and support this annual ceremonial occasion.

The Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, Sen. the Hon. Kim Wilkerson, JP, outlined the importance of Bermuda’s Youth Justice Strategic Plan. The plan brings together government and community resources to take a more co-ordinated and preventative approach to youth anti-social behaviour, with a focus on early intervention and support for families. Key measures include the reestablishment of the Juvenile Treatment Court Programme and strengthening the Parental Responsibility framework to better support young people and their families. The aim is clear, to address the root causes of behaviour, create positive pathways, and ensure more young people are supported to succeed and stay out of the criminal justice system.

It is illegal for an employer to penalise you for asking about your employment rights. Speaking up and seeking information is protected, and no one should feel discouraged from understanding their rights on the job. If you need support or advice, the Department of Labour is here to help. Learn more: ow.ly/pAxh50YXKWU

The Bermuda Affordable Housing Strategy 2025–2035 sets out long-term solutions to improve access to affordable housing across the island, and your feedback is important. The public consultation closes in just 3 days. Residents are encouraged to review the strategy and share their views at forum.gov.bm. There is still time to take part in upcoming town hall meetings, where you can learn more, ask questions, and provide feedback directly.

What does fair pay look like to you? Your voice matters. Share your perspective and help shape Bermuda’s approach to pay transparency. Join the conversation: forum.gov.bm/en/projects/pro…

To mark World Ocean Day, a new installation at Government House highlights the issue of ocean pollution and the importance of environmental stewardship. “Whaleen,” a life-size sculpture of a young humpback whale, has been created using more than 1,000 pieces of marine debris collected from Bermuda’s shores. Led by Bermudian artist Hannah Horsfield and supported by community volunteers, students, and environmental organisations, the project highlights both the beauty of our marine environment and the ongoing challenge of plastic pollution. This collaborative effort reflects the strength of community action and the role we all play in protecting our oceans.

Postmaster General Samuel Brangman Jr. has been re-appointed as Secretary General of the Caribbean Postal Union, reflecting the continued confidence in his leadership, expertise and vision. His re-appointment, along with receiving a Leadership Award, highlights his significant contribution to strengthening regional cooperation, advancing postal services, and supporting innovation across the Caribbean. This milestone underscores Bermuda’s role in shaping regional progress and the impact of Bermudian talent on the global stage.

Missing information means missing opportunities. The Census only happens once every 10 years, and every response helps build a clearer picture of Bermuda’s needs and future. When households don’t participate, gaps remain in how we plan for schools, healthcare, housing, and opportunity. This is your moment to ensure your household is counted and represented. Don’t leave your space empty. Stand up. Be counted. Visit census.gov.bm to complete your Census today.

June is HIV Awareness Month. A time to take action for your health and support others in doing the same. Getting tested is quick, confidential, and free. Knowing your status gives you clarity, control, and access to care if needed. Make this the month you take that step. 📍 Communicable Diseases Clinic | 246-7711

The Ministry of Home Affairs has opened a public consultation on a proposed framework for the licensing of Earth Stations in Bermuda. The framework represents the final stage of policy development under Bermuda’s National Space Strategy and sets out a modern, internationally aligned approach to satellite communications infrastructure, including gateway stations, teleports, and user terminals. Designed to support innovation while maintaining strong regulatory oversight, the framework aims to strengthen Bermuda’s position in the global space and satellite economy and create new opportunities for investment and technical growth. Stakeholders and members of the public are invited to review the consultation and share feedback at forum.gov.bm. Consultation closes 19 June 2026.

The Ministry of Housing and Municipalities will host two town hall meetings this June to discuss proposed affordable housing developments and gather public feedback. Residents are invited to learn more about upcoming projects, ask questions and share their views as part of ongoing efforts to increase access to quality, affordable housing across Bermuda. 📍 Thursday, June 11 Open Door Christian Assembly, St. Davids 📍 Tuesday, June 16 Mount Zion AME Church Hall, Southampton 6:30 pm to 8:00 pm Members of the public are encouraged to attend and be part of the conversation shaping Bermuda’s housing future.

Opportunities in the Public Service span everything from healthcare and education to trades and administration. Serve your community. Build your future. Join us at the Public Service Career Fair & Expo Pier 6 June 18 12PM – 8PM Learn more: gov.bm/careerfair #PublicService #CareerFairBermuda #ServeBermuda #CareerOpportunities