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VSB TV News may no longer be on television, but the programme is alive and well online. While VSB TV 11 ceased broadcasting last August due to financial constraints, the news team has been quietly producing their nightly news programme for their webs...

More than 15 years after he began working in the kitchen at the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club, Jaja Millet has risen up the ranks due to hard work and his love of the hospitality industry. Mr Millet, the function manager at the club (RBYC), is the latest ...

Early forecasts have suggested a quiet hurricane season this year, but experts warn that even a slow season can be devastating. While the hurricane season does not begin until June, the US-based Weather Channel and Colorado State University (CSU) hav...

A documentary about the plight of a group of Uighurs imprisoned in Guantánamo Bay — four of whom were sent to Bermuda — is making waves in the Britain and the United States. Uighurs: Prisoners of the Absurd, directed by filmmaker Patricio Henriquez, ...

Well-known bus driver and entertainer Mark Anderson has raised more than $3,000 to help his goddaughter who is suffering from cancer. Mr Anderson, who performs as Sybil Barrington, gave Kamala Smith $3,301.52, raised through an end-to-end walk this m...

Despite a wet start, the Royal Naval Dockyard Family Festival brought hundreds of people to the West End yesterday. The event, organised by the Committee of Five in collaboration with Wedco and Chewstick, was originally meant to take place on both Sa...

The Crown has closed its case against two men charged with the Christmas murder of Malcolm Augustus. Mr Augustus, 20, was shot dead in the Anchorage Lane area of St George’s at about midnight on December 24, 2012. Wolda Gardner, 35, and Patrick Stam...

The sentence and conviction of former youth leader Milton Richardson has been upheld by the Court of Appeal, with the conviction described as unimpeachable. Richardson, 48, was found guilty of touching a boy under the age of 13 for a sexual purpose a...

Campaigners upset about the new maintenance yard in Botanical Gardens have turned to Public Access to Information legislation to see if environmental reports were carried out on the project. In a statement, Take Back Our Park (TBOP) stated it had use...

New utility poles intended to house wireless CCTV cameras have been proposed for three new locations around the Island. According to a trio of planning applications by the CCS Group Ltd, the cameras would be installed near the Mid-Atlantic Wellness I...