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On the way to her first chemotherapy treatment in October 2017, Nina London vowed that at some point in the future she would do something to help others with cancer. Pals can confirm she has done that, and then some. Three years after that trip to Mi...

Troika Bermuda is back and preparing for the stage. The pandemic put the performing arts group on pause. This summer it’s offering a series of workshops ahead of a huge production next year. Its last was in 2019. Work in Progress #7 celebrated Troika...

Five days a week Runelle Darrell is up at 5.30am typing an inspirational message into her phone. It’s something she started a decade ago to get through a difficult period. Thinking it might also help her friends she started sharing – and then they st...

To Emma Wilson, Bermuda smells of sea salt and citrus. She combined the scents in a candle she called Bermuda; fittingly, she released it on Bermuda Day. “Being born and raised in Bermuda, creating a candle inspired by my home felt like a necessity t...

If Eugene Bullard was a fictional character his story would likely be easier to believe. Abandoned by his family at eight years old, he decided to leave the US and head to France. For four years he walked through Georgia, working along the way, until...

If you’re into fine jewellery and want to support a Black-owned business, Lezlie Bailey has a list for you. The Bermudian gemologist started compiling names while under lockdown at her home in London last March. With no experience she built a website...

With her own relationships with seniors in mind, Lakshmi Magon was saddened by all that Covid-19 was doing to people in care homes. Sixty per cent no longer had visits from family or friends; people who once volunteered their time to read or sit and ...

LGBTTQQIAAP: Based on her conversations with Bermuda College students, Kennita Perry felt there were a lot of people who identified with the letters, or had questions about the letters, or misunderstood the letters. The Village is a haven for all of ...

In March, 14-year-old Numair Khan passed his final exam and qualified as a chartered certified accountant. He is the second youngest person in the world to achieve the designation. The record holder was also 14, but two months younger than Numair was...

I started the latest round of our Nutrifit programme a few weeks ago and I’ve been getting to know all our amazing participants. One of the best things about nutritional therapy is that we have long getting-to-know-you consultations. We take about 4...