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A journey of exploration has brought photographer Amanda Temple’s collection, Tapestry of Tales, to local shelves. The portraits and their stories were painstakingly gleaned over Ms Temple’s years of knocking on doors. “I will for ever be grateful fo...

Kent Outerbridge, a much-loved reggae promoter and mentor to generations of DJs, has died at the age of 64. The founder of Dub City Variety, an institution in the Bailey’s Bay area, Mr Outerbridge appeared on the scene as Bermuda’s ambassador for reg...

Bermuda’s total financial commitment to the America’s Cup is likely to come in significantly below the $77 million envisaged three years ago, according to the latest projections. In particular, the Bermuda Government’s $25 million guarantee against c...

A Mount St Agnes student has won high praise from the Bermuda Road Safety Council after creating his own video message urging drivers to slow down. The short clip created by 17-year-old Zak Johnson is a stroke of “creative genius”, according to Ali B...

Ewart Brown, the former premier, has alleged unfair treatment over impending new charges for diagnostic imaging. In a statement sent out today, Dr Brown accused the Government of producing “a step to cripple our clinics” after “years of misdirected e...

With the glitz of the America’s Cup expected to entice dignitaries, the question many are asking is who might show up. Michael Douglas’s appearance on The Today Show seemed a natural fit, given the actor’s Bermuda ties and interests in local hospital...

Four men have returned to Magistrates’ Court in connection with the demonstration of December 2. Sherman Hill, Antoine Minors, Ernest Trott and Dornielle Farrel have all previously denied obstructing police officers in the execution of their duty. Af...

A St David’s man has been hit with a $1,000 fine after being caught with 15.5 grams of cannabis by police executing a search warrant. Magistrates’ Court heard that Deon Pitcher, 32, of Chapel of Ease Road, was arrested at a Pembroke residence after o...

They may have graduated but for four alumni of Raleigh Bermuda, the journey continues. This summer, Keri Pacheco and Neville Vanderpool will head overseas as project managers for Raleigh International, while David Simmons and Jawonday Smith are raisi...

Philip Butterworth is preparing for his second climb of Mount Kilimanjaro — this time for charity. His cause is deeply personal: after his own recovery from depression, and the loss of his friend Jessica Gibbons to suicide (see below), Mr Butterworth...