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The lack of wind was not kind to kite flyers but residents got into the Easter spirit as they gathered across the island to celebrate Good Friday. At Horseshoe Bay, Karla Aitken and her friend Kirsten Bruun invited passers-by for fishcakes and a drin...

Barbara Cooper, known as “Tuppy”, has died at the age of 84. Ms Cooper, a member of the Bermuda Rose Society, edited Roses in Bermuda, the authoritative guide. She was a key figure in the design of the society’s revamped garden for rare and classic B...

A new $300 million-plus power plant and cargo port could generate a fresh role for Marginal Wharf in St David’s. The two schemes, expected to cost more than $150 million each and take several years to complete were announced yesterday by Lieutenant-...

Work at a resort development at Morgan’s Point ground to a halt yesterday after workers were told the hotel construction phase was on hold “until further notice”. About 150 construction staff were affected by the decision. The news came after three d...

Muriel Archer, a missionary and teacher who died in the UK aged 96, has been remembered as a driving force behind Bermuda’s hospice. Agape House, which opened in 1991, was boosted by the formation of charity group Friends of Hospice in 1994. Ms Arche...

An artist’s journey into his Bermuda roots is on display this month at the prestigious Whitney Museum of American Art in Manhattan, New York City. American artist Cy Gavin appears in the Whitney Museum’s Between the Waters exhibition alongside severa...

Stark new figures reveal how chronically sick Bermudians fare worse in comparison with British diabetes patients. However, the Bermuda Wellness Foundation sees hope through tweaks to the island’s healthcare model. Two proposals emerging from a “groun...

Carlton “Pepe” Dill is one of the island’s most celebrated football coaches and a former professional player. Mr Dill, now 74, was also an early supervisor at the Pembroke Youth Centre, now known as The Centre, which will celebrate its 50th anniversa...

The Centre, a youth haven that shaped generations of public figures, is to mark its 50th anniversary with an evening of history tomorrow night. Harold Minors, former supervisor at the service and one of its early users, said it was the first place of...

Two tourists were injured yesterday after a crash at the West End, police reported. A police spokesman said the visitors had been headed west on rental bikes along Middle Road, Sandys, near the junction with George’s Bay Road, when a car came out of ...