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A makeover for Hamilton’s Union Street has been welcomed by businesses in the area. The job covers only the western edge of the block across from the Bermuda Industrial Union, but the commitment was welcomed by consultant Leon O’Brien, who said the a...

Bermuda’s branch of the St John Ambulance Brigade is back on a firm footing after years of financial struggles, the charity has said. Justin Williams, St John commander and chairman of the medical charity, added that recruitment had been “on the up” ...

Christmas trees are to be collected for disposal on the next two Wednesdays of this month, according to the Ministry of Public Works. Since they are composted, the trees should be free of tinsel, ornaments and tree bags, a spokeswoman said. Trees wil...

Free workshops for parents, along with a youth fair, are to be offered on Saturday, January 20 at CedarBridge Academy. Glenn Fubler, of the group Imagine Bermuda, announced the Parent Expo with a group of principals from public and private schools ar...

The Bermuda Industrial Union’s rebranded credit union has set its sights on drawing thousands of new members, the BIU has announced. Now dubbed the Bermuda Credit Union Co-op Society, it aims to grow its membership up to as many as 25,000, according ...

Volunteers are needed to sustain “community conversations” from the group Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda, which reported a successful first year. Feedback from the race talks are “clearly showing that we are on the right track”, according to Cu...

Bermuda’s film buffs have some extra time to present their creations to the Bermuda International Film Festival. BIFF has extended its deadline for the Bermuda short film competition, as well as Bermudian film submissions for BerMovie Day, to January...

An island mobile phone customer hammered with a bill for more than $1,500 after a trip to the Middle East hopes her experience will help other people avoid massive charges. Last night, Debbie Jones said that phone firm One Communications had also tol...

A Hamilton bartender has raised cash for a charity linked to special needs school Dame Marjorie Bean Hope Academy after he was inspired by a friend. Noel Hodgson, who works at Court Street’s Spinning Wheel, said a longtime friend had a special needs ...

An attempt to convert a derelict building into a community centre is in limbo after the Government decided to review a grant to renovate the premises. The Emperial Group was awarded the grant six months ago to transform the vacant caretaker’s house o...