Coming top in the competition for the 2018 Bermuda Festival was the last thing 11-year-old singer Indigo Adamson expected.
When her name was called as the winner last Saturday night, Indigo said, “I w...
A former leader of the United Bermuda Party has paid tribute to the late Quinton Edness, a longstanding minister under the UBP government.
Kim Swan, now the MP for St George’s West under the Progressi...
Horses are looking for a new home after a riding school went into liquidation.
The 12 animals, from the now-closed Spicelands Riding School, were turned over to the SPCA which has launched a bid to fi...
Kamani Tait is on a mission to change the way people view their own health.
Mr Tait, a botanist and nutritionist from the US who will deliver a lecture tomorrow, is “passionate about getting people ba...
A high-tech computerised X-ray service at the Brown-Darrell Clinic is to shut because of “severe reductions in payments”, it was revealed yesterday.
Clinic owner Ewart Brown blamed the Bermuda Health ...
A makeover for Hamilton’s Union Street has been welcomed by businesses in the area.
The job covers only the western edge of the block across from the Bermuda Industrial Union, but the commitment was w...
Bermuda’s branch of the St John Ambulance Brigade is back on a firm footing after years of financial struggles, the charity has said.
Justin Williams, St John commander and chairman of the medical cha...
Christmas trees are to be collected for disposal on the next two Wednesdays of this month, according to the Ministry of Public Works.
Since they are composted, the trees should be free of tinsel, orna...
Free workshops for parents, along with a youth fair, are to be offered on Saturday, January 20 at CedarBridge Academy.
Glenn Fubler, of the group Imagine Bermuda, announced the Parent Expo with a grou...
The Bermuda Industrial Union’s rebranded credit union has set its sights on drawing thousands of new members, the BIU has announced.
Now dubbed the Bermuda Credit Union Co-op Society, it aims to grow ...
