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Hard work paid off last night for a team of school musicians who gave up holiday time to fine- tune their act for the Bermuda Festival. They went down a storm at the Earl Cameron Theatre at Hamilton’s City Hall as part of the Bermuda Festival. The ei...

Bermuda’s population dropped by 458 over four years to 63,779, the 2016 Census figures reveal. The statistics in the preliminary report released yesterday also recorded a surge in the number of homeless people — up from 82 in 2010 to 138, a 68 per ce...

Youngsters took their crafting skills to a galaxy far, far away last week courtesy of a Star Wars camp presented at Sweet Saak Bakery in St George’s. Some scenes from the camp, which catered to children aged 5 to 12, were captured during a visit by R...

One of the island’s most notorious accident spots is under review for tougher safety measures, including the possibility of traffic lights. For business owner Cindy Laws, who has witnessed a series of crashes at the junction of Tee Street and Middle ...

Christmas may be long past us, but three students have taken prizes from Pembroke Rotary Club after charming the judges of the latest Christmas essay competition. Rotarians heard the top essays recited this week when the primary, middle and senior sc...

When it comes to securing a knighthood for Clyde Best, top footballers Shaun Goater and veteran pro Randy Horton are on the same team: make it happen. The death this month of Cyrille Regis, another football laureate who praised Mr Best as a trailblaz...

The Ministry of Public Works has apologised to East End residents after trash went uncollected today. Collection in the western parishes, which began yesterday, will be completed this afternoon, with the exception of the areas between Scott’s Hill Ro...

Plans for a tech hub in Bermuda have changed, the Premier has said. David Burt said that the original plan to create a technology centre at Southside in St David’s could be replaced by a smaller start-up in Hamilton. He said: “We might start small in...

Disa Potgieter-Oubella, who died last Sunday, aged 64, was described last night by her son, Gavin Manders, as a woman with a drive to help others. Mr Manders, the island’s leading tennis player, said: “I would not have made it here or be who I was wi...

The Bermuda Public Services Union has mounted a defence of civil servants, including health regulators accused by Ewart Brown of targeting his medical practice. Edward Ball, general secretary of the BPSU, said: “The union takes exception to the recen...