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Bermuda Cancer and Health’s plan to bring radiation therapy to the island could help save 100 lives in Bermuda a year, according to clinical oncologist Chris Fosker. Dr Fosker, who has been speaking at a series of public town hall meetings this week,...

Anti-racism charity Curb has called for businesses to detail their policies and positions on racism. The call comes in the wake of a controversial Facebook post by restaurateur Rick Olsen about the December 2 protests. While the charity attacked the ...

A brake fault was the likely cause of a fire in a bus filled with schoolchildren last month, according to Senator Michael Fahy. Speaking on Wednesday afternoon, Mr Fahy, the Minister of Tourism, Transport and Municipalities, said the Department of Pu...

The Bermuda Diabetes Association is looking to raise the funds needed to purchase and renovate a building to enhance its community service. The charity has this week launched its “Building Hope” campaign, intended to help the organisation buy a build...

Materials destined for the new airport project are set to be unloaded at Penno’s Wharf this weekend and next week in advance of groundbreaking. According to an Aecon spokeswoman, unloading work is set to begin on Saturday and continue until Wednesday...

Young students will get free entry to the Ag Show this Friday. Jeff Sousa of the event’s executive committee said that AXIS Capital has stepped forward to not only help sponsor this year’s show, but allow free entry for all students under the age of ...

Bermuda could be filled with live jazz music later this month, if organisers are able to achieve their goals. Wendell “Shine” Hayward and others are hoping to celebrate International Jazz Day in style, bringing jazz music to as many members of the co...

The transportation plan for the America’s Cup has been announced, detailing how the public can travel to and from the event village in Dockyard. According to a statement by ACBDA, spectators are encouraged to attend the village by ferry to help preve...

City Hall was alive with movement yesterday as members of the public came together for a “Move-a-thon” to mark World Health Day. Throughout the day, a small crowd danced and performed aerobics as part of the international One Billion Steps Challenge....

An early forecast for the 2017 hurricane season has predicted a slightly below-average number of named storms this year. The forecast, released yesterday by Colorado State Univesity, estimates that the Atlantic will experience around 11 named storms ...