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The island’s foster parents were treated to an “appreciation tea” on Sunday in recognition of their crucial role. Michael Weeks, the Minister of Social Development and Sports, thanked guests at the Fairmont Southampton for their “indescribable job”. ...

The island’s chefs will square off in a night of fundraising fun for charity. Along with culinary “bragging rights”, a gold sovereign is among the prizes for the soup-a-bowl this month from the Eliza DoLittle Society. The charity is dedicated to prov...

Caped and costumed participants in this year’s XL Catlin End-to-End were greeted by a cool and fair morning start to the charity event in St George’s. End-to-end throngs headed to the West End throughout the day, whether walking, cycling, swimming, r...

A weekend celebration of Azorean culture this year includes the Portuguese singer José Malhoa as the main act. The Santo Cristo festival, held for free at BAA field, will also treat guests to a host of local artists. The festival runs tomorrow and Su...

David Burt will address Parliament today on Britain’s move to have Overseas Territories publicise their companies ownership. The Premier will also speak on agreements signed for fintech companies over the last week. Housekeeping legislation is schedu...

The Family Centre yesterday took over the former headquarters of children’s home charity the Sunshine League. Social development minister Michael Weeks had to wipe away tears as he prepared to open Family Centre’s new home. Mr Weeks said: “A lot of m...

Three days’ advance notice has been agreed for future industrial action at the docks after a dispute over a dismissed worker was settled with management. The resolution was announced yesterday by Chris Furbert, the president of the Bermuda Industrial...

About 100 soldiers from the Royal Bermuda Regiment have started a one week on-island camp. The troops will train at Warwick Camp this week instead of the traditional overseas exercise. Their ranks from infantry soldiers from A Company, to signallers ...

Post offices will close tomorrow at 1pm for a mandatory staff meeting to hear of “proposed plans for the evolution of services” from Lovitta Foggo, the government reform minister. The main office and all sub offices will resume service at regular hou...

Tributes have been paid in Parliament to Eunice Butterfield, a “matriarch of St George’s” and beautician for generations in the East End. Lovitta Foggo, the Minister of Government Reform, said that Ms Butterfield, who died last month at the age of 93...