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People are being urged to sign up for a running race raising funds to help the development of Bermuda’s young people. The Bermuda Union of Teachers has organised the race, which is now sponsored by the Freisenbruch Meyer Group, for 30 years and has r...

The Royal Bermuda Regiment today triumphed in a joint services shoot-out on the firing range. The RBR’s Sergeants’ Mess team beat Recruit Camp’s Section 2, the best of the rookie soldiers, in the falling plates competition after a reshoot because one...

CedarBridge Academy will host its annual open house next week. Students in M3, parents and community members are invited to tour the school next Wednesday afternoon. A spokeswoman said: “This tour includes a look at core subjects, PE, arts, science...

Work is about to start on a major upgrade of one of the two Reid Street entrances to the Washington Mall, which is likely to result in the area being closed to the public for more than three months. Paul Slaughter, director and general manager, of th...

Insurance company BF&M was named yesterday as a main sponsor for the ITU World Triathlon Bermuda. The island is one of eight countries on the global circuit of the ITU World Triathlon Series and the event will be hosted in Hamilton in April. Phil S...

Bermuda’s students took advantage of Customs Day Open House yesterday at The Pier, where they witnessed a number of impressive displays. The event, in which Senator Jason Hayward made an appearance, came at the heart of a range of activities during C...

Happy Valley Child Care Centre in Pembroke closed today because of a plumbing problem. A spokeswoman for the Ministry of Social Development and Sport said: “Today’s closure is to ensure the health and safety of all children and staff. “Public Works ...

The newest recruits to the Royal Bermuda Regiment returned to soldiering today after a mid-training weekend break. The day off yesterday came after a section drill display, which saw the rookie recruits perform on the parade square under the eagle ey...

One of the largest plunge divers in the world made a rare and spectacular appearance off the North Shore. A northern gannet, which boasts a wingspan of 6ft, was spotted fishing off the coastline and in St George’s Harbour. According to the Bermuda Au...

A controlled burn is this morning taking place on Marshall’s Island in the Great Sound. Police confirmed the intentional fire after receiving calls from concerned citizens. A police spokesman said the burn was expected to finish at noon. He added:...