Royal Bermuda Regiment soldiers at the weekend joined forces with police officers to boost their public order capabilities. More than 40 soldiers and police officers spent two days honing skills regularly practised to ensure the two forces can work together well. Read more.
A total of six Royal Bermuda Regiment soldiers have completed a diving course run by a top US police diving school.
Now the six, who all previously had rescue diver certification, are operational support divers, trained in sub-sea bomb detection, evidence recovery and body recovery after completing the course requirements of the US-based National Academy of Police Diving.
Law firm Marshall Diel & Myers was yesterday crowned Bermuda’s top employer.
The Hamilton company topped the rankings in The Bottom Line Top Ten Employers Awards.
Adam Richards, appointed managing director of the firm this month, said: “We are very surprised and honoured to receive the award.
The Bermuda Tourism Authority (BTA) is praising a group of young people from the Royal Bermuda Regiment after they created a lifelong vacation memory for a couple from Massachusetts.
Five Royal Bermuda Regiment Junior Leaders, led by Maj. Henry Campbell and Lt. Claire Lightbourne, spent four hours at Warwick Long Bay this summer using carved pieces of tarpaulin to spell out the phrase ‘Will you marry me?’ on the pink sand shoreline.