A full-time, deep sea culling programme to help to control the number of invasive lionfish is being created by the Ocean Support Foundation.
The marine conservation charity is seeking corporate and in...
The parents of two children at East End Primary have launched a campaign to save the school from the threat of closure.
The move, by Jamel and Aisha Mello, is being backed by the parent teacher assoc...
Bermudian Shelley Pearson has become part of British sporting history having earned a place on the Oxford University team for the Newton Women’s Boat Race.
The 23-year-old, who is the daughter of Berm...
Warwick Academy has achieved accreditation for a course that will serve students seeking vocational experience and qualifications in the hospitality, leisure and tourism, and sport industries.
The Bu...
Loyal Hill playing field will soon be a hub of activity with new sporting and recreational facilities and a strong focus on the community.
Work is under way to refurbish the park, including putting i...
A new rental accommodation business in a historic St George’s building is to target the fun and frugal visitor.
Faith Bridges and her partner Neil Moncriff have taken over the old Block House on Brid...
Budding coders and programmers of all ages gathered to learn the basics of computer science using a $30 credit card-sized computer known as the Raspberry Pi.
Mathematician and computer scientist John...
Former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg will be the guest speaker at the One Bermuda Alliance’s spring conference on April 11.
Party chairwoman Lynne Woolridge said: “We are very fortunate to ha...
Nine chefs from six Bermuda restaurants are getting ready to compete in the annual City Food Festival taking place next week.
Four of the competitors are from Chop Fusion, with the rest from The Reefs...
An entertainment-driven event for Bermuda’s budding coders and computer enthusiasts is being held to raise money for the Cheswick Foundation’s redevelopment project.
March 14 (3.14.15) has become know...
