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Bermuda has “a new queen”. Lovette Brangman, businesswoman and community figure, has been awarded a special honour by the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Given the Sarah Bass Allen Award for outstanding church and community service, Mrs Brangman ...

The western base for the America’s Cup youth programme, with its finishing coat of bright pink, has been tough to miss lately by the Dockyard waterside. The haven for local youngsters to learn about boats and take to the water got its official openin...

Looking for the best choices, and seeking help when choices are tough to make, were the messages for the island’s youth at the launch of the 18th annual Teen Prevention Month. The proclamation at Teen Services was also a chance to share the message t...

The impending 50th anniversary of Teen Services is a poignant occasion for Olga Scott, who came to Bermuda in 1967 to help get the fledgeling children’s welfare programme started. Decades later, Mrs Scott, the wife of former Premier Alex Scott, remai...

Imagine Bermuda is marking April as Hospitality Month with a call for residents to reach out to people outside their circle of acquaintance for a short meal and a chat. Glenn Fubler, one of the group’s founding members, said that Michael Dunkley and ...

Discussing differences with someone whose views may run counter to your own is the theme of a celebration of hospitality by the community group Imagine Bermuda. A variety of political and social figures from diverse backgrounds have committed to the ...

Bermuda’s cannabis policy is in urgent need of an overhaul, according to Stratton Hatfield, a leading member of the group charged with investigating the drug more than three years ago. Many of the sweeping changes proposed by the Cannabis Reform Coll...

Three teens have teamed up for a day of community service, bringing families and friends together in the name of better health. Yusef Bushara, Jordan Etemadi and Morgan Kempe initially planned their school community service project to be a “colour ru...

Commissioners grappled at length with the controversial decision to grant charity status to Preserve Marriage on a one-year probationary basis, The Royal Gazette has learnt. The group, which opposes same-sex marriage, was approved by the Charities Co...

A fresh chapter has begun for the Human Rights Commission in its new headquarters, where the latest set of commissioners held its first meeting. Tawana Tannock, the HRC chairwoman, praised the work of the selection committee in bringing together comm...