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Government is to provide free training for people looking to work in the energy industry. Walter Roban, the minister for home affairs, announced the launch of a new course at a press conference last week. Mr Roban said that a five-day course was comp...

More than 70 volunteers working with Bermuda’s youth through the Mirrors programme have been recognised at an awards ceremony. The volunteers were acknowledged at the Volunteer Appreciation and Awards Ceremony hosted by Mirrors Alumni and Friends Ass...

Selena Fields has been re-elected as president of the Bermuda Entertainment Union. Members of the union elected a new executive committee earlier this month, with Darryl Simons voted in as vice-president. The full list of the BEU executive committee...

Firefighters extinguished a blaze at a home on So far Lane in St David’s yesterday. According to a spokesman for the Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service, two appliances from the Clearwater and Hamilton stations were called to the scene at about 3.30pm. T...

A carnival atmosphere returned to Front Street yesterday evening with the first Harbour Nights festival in almost two years. The road was closed off to traffic to allow merchants and food vendors to set up their stalls, while pedestrians soaked up t...

The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute is inviting youngsters to attend a special children’s hour this Saturday. Kids Hour Saturdays will be held at 11am and 2pm and will feature the screening of a short film followed by a book reading for chi...

The Opposition is calling for an investigation into the funding of a controversial energy project at the National Sports Centre. At a press conference yesterday Craig Cannonier, the One Bermuda Alliance spokesman for public works, also called for an ...

Motorists are advised that two new speed bumps have been installed on Cemetery Road near the Belco power plant. Motorists are being asked to proceed with caution as they travel through the area. Wayne Caines, the president of Belco, said: “Today we a...

The Royal Bermuda Regiment’s newest recruits have been praised for their dedication to duty after they passed the halfway mark of two weeks of basic training. Governor Rena Lalgie, who is Commander-in-Chief of the RBR, visited the 22 new soldiers and...

Seven groups are each $2,000 better off thanks to the generosity of the Prison Officers Association. Cheques were presented to six charities – Bermuda Diabetes Association, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bermuda, Coalition for the Protection of Children...