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An international conference held to highlight the work of ombudsman and human rights teams opened in Bermuda yesterday. The conference included a panel of speakers who talked about the balance between strong relationships with organisations and the m...

She was already familiar with working behind a drinks bar and now a young woman is making her mark at the legal Bar. Janaé Nesbitt was admitted to practise law last week in a courtroom filled with family, friends and colleagues. The 28-year-old, who ...

Court summons were issued for 26 people on a single day after they racked up thousands of dollars worth of debts to an unlicensed fast-cash lender. Lawyers for Caribcash Bermuda filed a string of writs against people who it was claimed had defaulted ...

A massive logistics ship has been loaded with Royal Bermuda Regiment trucks and equipment headed for a major disaster relief exercise in the Caribbean. The Royal Fleet Auxiliary ship Mounts Bay will transport the RBR gear to the Dominican Republic an...

A legacy of learning has been left by Elizabeth Kitson, the founder of the Reading Clinic, who died last week aged 100. She will be remembered as a mother who taught her children to work hard for their goals and as a “remarkable, amazing” woman who h...

More taxis and minibuses could soon be on Bermuda’s roads after the Minister of Tourism and Transport announced plans to increase services yesterday. Zane DeSilva said 20 taxi permits will be offered for new cab owners who will cover late afternoon a...

Bach, Bob Marley and Bon Jovi are all on the bill for music fans and the Bermuda Guitar Festival’s line-up means there is something for everyone. The 16th annual event opens on Thursday when Tooz Company will perform their own arrangements of rock cl...

A Devonshire primary school brought back its spring fair as families and teachers hoped to develop a sense of community. Jamee Jones, the president of the Parent Teacher Association at Elliot Primary School, said it was the first time the event had t...

Some walked because they won, some walked because they lost, some walked because they battled and some hoped they would not be next, but each of them thought about the same thing — cancer. Survivors were joined by their friends and families as they t...

Big-hearted Bermudians have helped a father-and-daughter wheelchair team return to racing after the duo crashed out of MS Amlin World Triathlon Bermuda last month. Now Stephan Couture will be able to buy new equipment for his 13-year-old daughter, Ch...