Six business people have been given a head start through a pilot support programme run by the Bermuda Economic Development Corporation.
Walter Roban, the Acting Minister of Economic Development and To...
A halfway house for prisoners just released from jail should be reintroduced, the former head of the parole board said yesterday.
Ashfield DeVent, who was replaced as parole board chairman at the end ...
Police were investigating reports yesterday that women have had their drinks spiked in bars.
Now officers have appealed for public assistance after social-media postings suggested that “foreign substa...
Journalist and writer Ira Philip, born in 1925, set out as a reporter in the 1940s in an era of rigid segregation.
He covered Bermuda’s march to civil rights and democracy, along with daily life, righ...
Ira Philip’s loyalty to labour dated back to his childhood memories of “rebels” such as American activist A. Philip Randolph.
Mr Philip, a lifelong newsman, documented the struggles of Bermudian activ...
Ira Philip, the former journalist, historian and Progressive Labour Party senator, has died, aged 92.
Mr Philip became one of Bermuda’s most celebrated reporters and columnists during a career spannin...
An eyesore at the West End has been transformed into a centre for a classic Bermudian pursuit that has returned as a sport: pilot gigging.
This Saturday, the Bermuda Pilot Gig Club will hold a regatta...
An island-wide team of chaplains has mobilised to help families deal with tragedy.
The 57 members of the Bermuda Chaplains Group also bring comfort to one another as they deal with their own losses.
T...
A writing partnership between Bermuda College students and prisoners at Westgate yesterday unveiled its work.
Shawnette Somner, an education officer at the prison was stunned at the display at the col...
An “extremely intoxicated and unruly” British passenger forced a flight to stop in Bermuda yesterday.
A police spokesman said the 39-year-old man was arrested on arrival.
He added the passenger sustai...
