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John Stovell has no doubt — his grandfather would be an immensely proud man knowing that the union he helped to found was about to celebrate its 100th anniversary. Rufus Stovell, along with Adele Tucker and sisters Edith and Matilda Crawford, founded...

Health minister Kim Wilson outlined efforts made to improve the health workforce. Ms Wilson told the House of Assembly the Ministry of Health was aiming to “improve health, social and economic development outcomes by ensuring universal availability, ...

A new deputy governor will take over from Ginny Ferson, the Governor announced today. Alison Crocket, an expert in anti-corruption work, will replace Ms Ferson in August. Ms Crocket said: “I am very excited at the opportunity to serve Bermuda and its...

Constance Dierman will serve as the next United States Consul General to Bermuda. Mrs Dierman, a senior career diplomat, is currently Deputy Assistant Secretary in the Bureau of Human Resources at the Department of State. She will arrive in Bermuda i...

A power outage planned for today is being rescheduled. Belco said the work in Hamilton Parish is postponed due to the high number of weather-related outages overnight. The work will affect Crow’s Nest Hill, Trinity Church Road, Mount Whyndham Drive, ...

Three of Harvard University’s oldest a cappella groups performed a free concert yesterday. The Radcliffe Pitches, Krokodiloes and the Din and Tonics sang in support of Bermuda’s Action on Alzheimer’s and Dementia charity. The concert, organised by t...

The first phase of upgrades at the airport terminal have been completed. Fresh coats of paint, new carpet and updated signs are some of the changes that have been made to the existing terminal at the LF Wade International Airport. Airport operator S...

How tall can students build a tower of cards without using tape, glue or other material? Find out the answer at this year’s Science Olympics which is scheduled for Saturday, March 17, starting at 10am at Mount Saint Agnes Academy. The friendly compet...

The next session of Truth and Reconciliation talks will begin in two weeks. Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda said its Winter community conversations will finish next week, and the Spring conversations will start the week after. A spokeswoman said...

Almost 90 students at Saltus Grammar School are set to have their heads shaved on Friday to help raise $100,000 for St Baldrick’s. It is the eleventh year the school has taken part and last year it raised more than $270,000 – making it one of the bi...