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Online after-school registration hits technical barriers

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By Owain Johnston-Barnes Verified
| The Royal Gazette Verified
The Government is reaching out to hundreds of parents who registered online for after-school programmes after technical issues arose with the registration portal. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Youth, Social Development and Seniors said the problems arose during the transition of the after-school programme registration process to the new toya.gov.bm platform.
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Lease floated to boost parking at Bermudiana Beach

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By Owain Johnston-Barnes Verified
| The Royal Gazette Verified
Land to the east of the Bermudiana Beach Residences could be leased by the Bermuda Housing Corporation in an effort to bolster parking for the site. The BHC had sought approval to change use of the 94 units on the Warwick property - built as affordable housing and adapted for tourism - back to residential. While the Development Applications Board struck down the request, citing the density of units and number of parking spaces, the BHC launched an appeal against the decision.
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Disney cruises to return to Bermuda in September 2027

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By Owain Johnston-Barnes Verified
| The Royal Gazette Verified
Disney Cruise Lines are set to return to Bermuda next year after several years away from the island. According to the cruise line's , the Disney Wish will make five trips from New York to Bermuda between late September and early November 2027. The five sailings include one four-night cruise, two five-night cruises, a six-night cruise that includes a stop in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and a five-night one-way cruise that concludes in Puerto Rico.
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