The Government pleaded for patience yesterday as it deals with large piles of Sargassum seaweed on Bermuda’s beaches.
Seaweed has washed up at numerous spots in the island’s first “inundation event” s...
Two paintings have gone on display at the Bermuda National Gallery to commemorate the 60th anniversary of the Theatre Boycott. Charles Lloyd Tucker’s Storm in a Teacup and Robert Barritt’s Theatre Boy...
Labour minister Lovitta Foggo is representing the Government at the 108th International Labour Conference in Geneva, Switzerland.
More than 6,000 delegates from around the globe to discuss the future ...
Performing artists will attempt to put a smile on faces in a polarised world through the 45th Annual Bermuda Festival next year.
The event, which will take place from January 17 to March 14, will have...
A 67-year-old man who was reported missing was found safe and well yesterday.
Police launched a search on Tuesday night for Lionel Outerbridge, who had not been seen since 10.30am and was on medicatio...
Bermudian soldiers rallied round to renovate a rundown health clinic which has been hit by burglars in St Vincent and the Grenadines.
Royal Bermuda Regiment troops from Logistics Company installed hig...
Bermudian soldiers played a vital part today in an exercise in the Caribbean that saw an international assault team take down a bomb-making factory based in a house.
Royal Bermuda Regiment troops carr...
A multinational task force tackled a simulated bomb alert at a hotel in St Vincent at the weekend as part of their Tradewinds training exercise.
Troops from the Royal Bermuda Regiment joined forces wi...
Teenagers underwent eight months of coaching as part of a programme to transform their lives.
A total of 32 people, aged between 14 and 18, graduated from the Mirrors Community Programme at Dellwood M...
Works from eight Bermudian artists have gone on display in government buildings.
Creative pieces from Kyle James, Rachel Little, Dejon Simmons, Ivan Outerbridge, Guilden Gilbert Jr, Gherdai Hassell, L...
