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Primary school pupils have donated prize money from an anti-violence talent competition to a support group for mothers bereaved by crime. The four youngsters from West End Primary — Legend Stevenson, A’nyaz Wilkinson-Gibbons, D’Xy Roberts and Kenya ...

The One Bermuda Alliance has released its response to the Bermuda Government’s report on its fiscal performance in the first half of the fiscal year. It reads as follows: It is with considerable satisfaction that the Opposition provides comments on r...

The Bermuda Hospitality Institute and Fairmont Southampton have joined forces to host a networking event for students interested in hospitality. High school seniors and Bermuda College students will be able to learn about educational and job opportu...

A reinsurance company has donated $12,500 to the Bermuda Turtle Project. Global Indemnity Re, which has supported the Bermuda Zoological Society for four years, made the donation to mark the turtle conservation scheme’s 50th anniversary. Marie Joell...

The Transport Control Department has reopened after closing this morning because of a broken water pipe. According to the Ministry of Transport and Regulatory Affairs, service resumed after repairs were carried out.

Children from Bermuda Montessori School II donated a Christmas hamper to Living Well senior care home in Sandys. Antoneika Fubler accepted the gift on behalf of the home. She is pictured with teachers Julie Durrant, Zorie Eve and Kelli Robinson, and ...

Walter Roban is hosting events to help children and the needy this weekend. The transport minister said he is marking the tenth anniversary of his election as an MP with an annual hamper drive and children’s Christmas party. He said: “It has been an ...

Bermuda’s Choral Christmas Celebration will take place tomorrow and on Saturday at St John’s Church in Pembroke. The Bermuda Chamber Choir and Orchestra and the Bermuda School of Music Youth Choir will team up for “Joy to the World”, led by music dir...

The island’s tourism quango yesterday distanced itself from a letter from chief executive Kevin Dallas to warn senators that a vote to end gay marriage would adversely affect visitor numbers. Tourism minister Jamahl Simmons also criticised Mr Dallas ...

Artex employees and their family members helped remove invasive Brazilian pepper trees from Trunk Island. The island in Harrington Sound, owned by the Bermuda Zoological Society, is used for overnight camps, educational workshops and nature encounter...