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Government will host a job fair in Hamilton next Wednesday to help more Bermudians join the workforce. Lovitta Foggo, Minister of Labour, Community Affairs and Sport, said the aim of the job fair is to pair the unemployed or under employed with poten...

Bermuda’s connection with Lyme Regis in Britain has got a boost after the island’s pilot gig club joined forces with its English counterparts to promote the sport. Now the two clubs, as well as enthusiasts from London, will take part in a fundraising...

The Bermuda Arts Council celebrated five people who made major contributions to Bermudian art. Painter Sheilagh Head and the late Ronald Lightbourne, a poet, playwright and musician, were honoured yesterday with Lifetime Achievement awards for their ...

Units at the Bermudiana Beach Resort condo-hotel project are now on sale. A spokeswoman for the Bermudiana Development Company Ltd said in a statement this afternoon the condos are for sale on a 999-year leasehold basis. Under the terms of the lease,...

A pressure group has claimed the police complaints system is “broken” and accused senior officers of being unfit for duty in a letter to the Governor. The Civil Justice Advocacy Group said Commissioner of Police Stephen Corbishley and other top offic...

Former New York mayor and part-time Bermuda resident Michael Bloomberg was unveiled last night as the keynote speaker for the Bermuda Climate Risk Forum this month. A Bermuda Tourism Authority spokeswoman said Mr Bloomberg will kick off the forum at ...

Elijah Cummings, Baltimore Congressman and “friend of Bermuda”, has died at the age of 68. The congressman died at Johns Hopkins Hospital from “complications concerning longstanding health challenges” yesterday. Ewart Brown, former Premier, said: “El...

CedarBridge Academy has launched an internal inquiry after a student was attacked on campus yesterday. Kenneth Caesar, the principal, said in a statement last night that a former student came into the school building yesterday morning and led an assa...

City Hall was lit up in red last night in recognition of Dyslexia Awareness Month. About one in five people live with dyslexia, a disorder that causes difficulty in identifying letters and words. The special red lighting was organised by Decoding Dy...

The Royal Bermuda Regiment is ready to help the Cayman Islands as the country plans to introduce its own regiment. In a statement last night, Government House said: “The Governor is aware of the proposed establishment of a Cayman Regiment to help rei...