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Somersfield Academy students transformed themselves into notable personalities through their annual Wax Museum Experience. The assignment stems from the students reading of a biography about someone that they admire, or have an interest in learning m...

The Ministry of Public Works has announced a series of road work projects to take place this weekend. According to a spokeswoman, the inside lane of Crow Lane heading towards town will be closed off tomorrow morning from the roundabout to just west o...

The Bermuda Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has launched a private prosecution against a dog owner whose puppy was reportedly found chained to the ceiling, and later died. Appearing in Magistrates’ Court yesterday, Kenneth Dyer denie...

Half of the staff at the island’s newest hotel, The Loren, are non-Bermudian, according to Patricia Gordon-Pamplin. Responding to questions in the House of Assembly, the Minister of Home Affairs said that a total of 25 Bermudians are employed at the ...

A group of students at Warwick Academy have lent support to the students of Dame Marjorie Bean Hope Academy through a recent donation. In addition to sharing books, games and activities with Hope Academy during weekly visits, the students agreed to d...

Women from across the island came together this weekend to discusses the issues affecting females on the island. The Progressive Labour Party’s first Women’s Caucus forum drew a crowd of almost 100 concerned women to the Bermuda Industrial Union, whe...

Students from Berkeley Institute and Saltus Grammar School came together recently to tackle the topic of racism As part of UNESCO’s Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, students from both schools took part in a joint session with Imagine...

Students at Warwick Academy were able to meet and talk to a pair of MIT engineers as they prepared for the BIOS ROV competition. The school’s robotics club, who are prototyping robots for the challenge, were last week greeted by Geoff Gardner and Joh...

A unique brand of interactive live theatre is coming to the island this month with the goal of bringing history to life. Live History, a Canadian theatre group that specialises in immersive experiences, have partnered with the Bermuda National Trust ...

More than 40 people are bracing themselves to go under the razor tonight to help raise funds for children with cancer. For the 16th consecutive year, members of the public have volunteered to have their heads shaved as part of St Baldrick’s festiviti...