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Taken in Paget, the Railway Trail is such a gorgeous walk.

>*Update: Snake Response Efforts Continue* > >The Government advises that the appropriate antivenom for an Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake has now arrived in Bermuda and is available at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital as part of ongoing preparedness measures. > >While there have been no confirmed sightings since Friday, search efforts continue with expert guidance and coordinated response measures in place. > >⚠️ If you see the snake: > >• Do not approach or attempt to capture it. > >• Move to a safe distance. > >• Call 911 immediately. > >In the event of a snake bite, seek emergency medical assistance without delay by calling 911. Every venomous snake bite should be treated as a medical emergency. > >The Government thanks the public for its cooperation and urges residents to continue following official updates while the search remains underway. > >Full statement: > >https://www.gov.bm/articles/antivenom-arrives-bermuda-response-efforts-continue

>The public is advised that today the funeral service celebrating the life of the late Sir John W.D. Swan, KBE, JP, will be held at the Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity will take place at 2.00 p.m.  > >As a programming note, the public can tune in to the Government’s FaceBook page, and CITV YouTube channel Channel to watch full coverage of Sir John's Home Going Service. It can also be viewed on CITV via OneComm Ch. 2 / Digicel Ch. 3 and TBI-TV channel 102. > >As a reminder, all Government Offices will close at 12.00p.m. (noon) today as a mark of respect, although there are some public services that will continue to operate.

>[National Heroes Day message from Premier David Burt] > >As we observe National Heroes Day, we pause to reflect on the individuals whose efforts helped shape Bermuda for generations to come. Their leadership, advocacy, service, and sacrifice helped build the Bermuda we know today. > >We honour our National Heroes: Dame Lois Browne-Evans, Dr. Edgar Fitzgerald Gordon, Dr. Pauulu R. N. O. B. Kamarakafego, Sir Henry James “Jack” Tucker, Mary Prince, Gladys Misick Morrell, Sir Edward Richards, and Sir John W. Swan. While they came from different perspectives and backgrounds, they each, in their own way, played a role in shaping our island and helping to define its future. > >This year’s observance carries added significance as we remember Sir John Swan following his recent passing. As one of Bermuda’s National Heroes, his life and service form part of the legacy we honour during this year’s observance. > >As we enjoy this holiday, I encourage everyone to reflect on the example set by our National Heroes and consider how each of us can contribute to Bermuda’s future. > >For those taking part in the holiday festivities, including Carnival celebrations, I wish you a safe and enjoyable weekend.

>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.

>As the people of Bermuda mark the occasion of Bermuda Day, my wife and I take this opportunity to extend our sincere congratulations to your Premier and to all those who call Bermuda their home. I would also like to offer my heartfelt gratitude for the wonderfully warm welcome I received across Bermuda during my visit earlier this month. > >As I reflect on that visit, I join you in recognising and celebrating the many remarkable young people on these islands. I greatly appreciated seeing at first-hand the conservation work at the Living Classroom on Trunk Island, helping to protect and preserve Bermuda’s unique biodiversity for future generations. > >Our long-term wellbeing is inseparable from the health of the natural world we inherit, and I am hugely encouraged by the emphasis placed on engaging young people in caring for local habitats. > >I have long held a special affection for the Overseas Territories, and I greatly value the unique character, traditions and contributions of each Territory within our wider British family. > >The strength of community, pride in heritage and commitment to progress are qualities I deeply admire. My wife and I trust that the coming year will bring continued progress and wellbeing to the whole community of Bermuda. > >Charles R. > >22 May 26 🇬🇧🇧🇲

>The Ministry of Public Works and Environment advises that household waste collection scheduled for Friday, 22 May will be moved to Saturday, 23 May due to the Bermuda Day holiday. > >Recycling collection remains on schedule, with the next collection set for 28 May in the west and 29 May in the east. > >The Tynes Bay Public Drop-Off will be open on Bermuda Day from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. for household waste and select recyclable items. > >Residents are encouraged to plan accordingly.

>This Friday, the Bermuda Day Parade returns with a full lineup of participants celebrating this year’s theme, For the Culture. From the opening entries to the final performances, the parade order showcases the depth of Bermuda’s talent, tradition and community spirit. > >The parade will be broadcast live starting at 1:15 pm on CITV, the Government’s Facebook page and YouTube channel.