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A group of French bulldog puppies have arrived in their new homes in Bermuda after they were stranded in England for three months because of the Covid-19 pandemic. Owner Michelle Hayes said she was delighted to have her puppy, now named Blu, at last...

Masterworks will celebrate throwing open its doors again next month with a 200ft-long community art project. The Paget art museum, which was forced to shut because of the Covid-19 pandemic, will hold Canvasing Our Future, a painting party using “the ...

Workout studio Beyond Fitness has offered gym goers the chance to use their muscle to fight racism. The Par-la-Ville Road business will hold four virtual classes today to raise cash for Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda. Abby Kermode and Christi...

Wahoo’s Bistro and Patio in the Town of St George celebrated its tenth anniversary this week by feeding 50 needy East Enders. On Monday, diners selected by the Salvation Army, received takeout dinners of anniversary cake, wahoo nuggets, peas and rice...

When art teacher Rachel Swinburne’s pupils learnt about the death of George Floyd at the hands of police officers in Minnesota, they wanted to show their support. However, Ms Swinburne, who works at Bermuda High School, said: “Attending the peaceful ...

Anglican priest Arnold Hollis may be 86 years old, but he said he planned to take part in the Black Lives Matter march in Hamilton tomorrow. Dr Hollis vowed: “I’ll be there — even if someone has to push me in a wheelchair.” The Archdeacon Emeritus an...

Lawyer Rod Attride-Stirling believes the issues raised by the Black Lives Matter campaign are just as relevant in Bermuda as they are internationally. He and his family, including mother Lucy, a former human rights advocate with Amnesty Internationa...

The leader of the Anglican Church of Bermuda has branded the death of an unarmed black man at the hands of American police officers, wrong, tragic and evil. The Right Reverend Nicholas Dill, Anglican Bishop of Bermuda, said the death of George Floyd ...

The death of an unarmed black man at the hands of American police officers has sparked a surge of interest in an island antiracism group, its president said yesterday. Lynne Winfield, the chairwoman of Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda, said the o...

You may not be able to cruise this summer, but you can spend a couple of hours on Keerome Maybury’s 55ft yacht Traveler. The owner of Traveler Charters Bermuda said the freeze on tourists during the Covid-19 pandemic had forced him to change tack. “...