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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...

A webinar featuring international archaeologists discussing the latest research into the Tucker’s Town free black cemetery will be held tomorrow. The panel discussion, Decolonising Archaeology in Bermuda, was organised by Citizens Uprooting Racism in...

The Royal Bermuda Regiment was honoured during a ceremony reaffirming its right to the freedom of the City of Hamilton on Saturday morning. The Regiment band led a parade of troops through the streets of the capital before arriving at City Hall, wher...

The Royal Bermuda Regiment will be granted the Freedom of the City of Hamilton at a ceremony today to mark Armed Forces Day. Dressed in ceremonial uniform, troops will assemble at Union Square at 10am, before marching to City Hall, where Charles Gos...

When Terry Norsworthy had a stroke last year, his life changed dramatically. The 60-year-old IT manager, who was left paralysed down his left side, was confined to a wheelchair and had to retire. But perhaps his biggest regret was that he and his wif...

Charities have been accused of “approaching their work backwards” – by finding a solution, and then looking for a problem to solve, a study has claimed. The report warned: “Too many third sector self-improvement efforts approach their work backwards...