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Cleaning company Bright Brigade donated $2,000 to Pembroke Hamilton Club. A spokesman for the company said the cash would help run sports and community programmes “in support of the great things that PHC is doing in the Warwick community”.

Local businesses have been conned out of more than $5 million after being targeted by an e-mail scam, the Bermuda Police Service warned tonight. Detective Superintendent Sean Field-Lament, of the Crime Division, said police received three reports of...

Bermudians seeking careers in public health are reminded they can apply for the Dr Barbara Ball Public Health Scholarship. The Ministry of Health said applications will be received until the deadline at the end of April. The scholarship was created t...

Bermudian talent will be showcased at this year’s Ag Show. Groups, students, and individuals will grace the entertainment stage for the three days of the Agricultural Exhibition, which starts on 19 April. Performers will include Bones Blues Band, Be...

A CrossFit rig will help keep visitors to the Arboretum in shape. The new addition to the Devonshire beauty spot is part of the Progressive Labour Party’s pledge to provide fitness equipment at parks across the island. The new equipment will allow se...

Two new members of the Court of Appeal were announced today. Anthony Smellie, Chief Justice of the Cayman Islands, will join the court in June. Elizabeth Gloster, vice-president of the Court of Appeal of England and Wales, will start in January nex...

The Premier visited two residents celebrating their 100th birthday today. David Burt called on Deolinda Pacheco and he visited Frederick Arthur Butterfield with Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education and Workforce Development. Mr Burt said: “It wa...

Forecasters are predicting an above average hurricane season this year. Meteorologists at Colorado State University say seven storms are expected to develop into hurricanes, said Reuters, There is a 52 per cent probability that a major hurricane wil...

A man was taken seriously ill on a flight from Boston to Bermuda today. The passenger, who was suffering from a heart condition, was taken to King Edward VII Memorial Hospital by ambulance after the plane landed at 1.20pm. Police said he was receivin...

Twelve girls from public schools were given coding skills on a camp funded by a local insurance company. ConnecTech’s first Django Girls coding camp took place during the Easter break as part of a plan to ensure girls get a fair chance of future oppo...