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The Hamilton Seventh-day Adventist Church, this year, continued its longstanding commitment to helping the community by hosting its sixth annual Christmas luncheon. Speaking after the event, Deacon Rollin Nathan said the Christmas Luncheon was a mass...

For the tenth consecutive year, Regina Peniston has come out to Court Street to deliver a hot meal to those struggling this holiday season. Ms Peniston this afternoon continued her tradition of giving back, working with a team of volunteers to give a...

Senator Michael Fahy has claimed Opposition leader David Burt is attempting to “deceive the community” over the controversial airport redevelopment project. Mr Burt has called on the Bermuda Government to publicly release the “lease, master assignmen...

The familiar drums and whistles of Bermuda’s iconic Gombeys echoed across the island today as Bermudians celebrated Boxing Day. Continuing a longstanding tradition, the various troupes visited hotels and neighbourhoods from St George’s to Sandys. Whi...

A woman who battled through cancer and diabetes has given back to those at the Bermuda Hospitals Board that helped her. Sherlyn Swan-Caisey on Wednesday donated $1,300 to the Oncology and Dialysis units at the hospital, raised at a fundraising event ...

This is truly the season of giving for five-year-old Yu-Udai Trott-Hayward, who for the second year yesterday gave away his own toys to less fortunate children. Asked why he wanted to give away his own toys, he said: “Because God wants us to give thi...

Theresa Harney-Zuill, the manager of The Royal Palms Hotel, has been named the 2015/16 Hotelier of the Year. The award from the Bermuda Hotel Association was formally given at an annual Christmas luncheon organised by the BHA and the Hotel Employers ...

The Agricultural Exhibition has been given the go-ahead for the next three years after the AG Show Ltd signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Bermuda Government. And the group has further agreed to help finance the revitalisation of buildings ...

A burglar who stole presents from beneath a Christmas tree will spend the holidays behind bars. Stanley Davis, 50, today pleaded guilty to a charge of entering a Southampton home and stealing $700 in cash along with several items, including Christmas...

The Progressive Labour Party has voiced “grave concerns” about published amendments to the Public Service Commission that he said would compromise the impartiality of the body. While the Bermuda Government have said the amendments were published prem...