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Ashley Cassidy was gearing up for the continued expansion of her business 18 months ago. She built the operation over eight years from a single employee operation and one vehicle to one of Bermuda’s best known tour businesses with ten staff and a fle...

Lily Crofts, a student at Somersfield Academy and part of its International Baccalaureate Programme’s inaugural year group, was to have been Belle in the school production of Beauty and the Beast – until Covid-19 forced its cancellation. Compare...

Law student Aisling Gorman was preparing for the last of her examinations of the Fall term when she started to experience the first symptoms of Covid-19. Months later, she is still feeling the effects of its related ailment, Long Covid. Not everyone ...

The majority of Bermuda's charities believe that improving equity in the community is vital to their roles with the Covid-19 pandemic serving to increase this awareness, a new study says. Stakeholders in the Third Sector also want to find ways to wor...

Anand Dholakia is quite clear. “Bermuda’s Third Sector stakeholders have shown a clear, long-term commitment to achieving a Bermuda that works better for all.” But Mr Dholakia, a principal associate with Washington-based Community Science and one of ...

L’Alliance Française hosted a concert of baroqueperiod music at Verdmont, the 17th-century Bermuda National Trust home in Smith’s parish, gloriously set in formal gardens flourishing with old roses and fruit trees, and with sweeping views of the Sout...

Agencies that provide aid to families and children say they are “eager to work with Government to arrive at a win-win solution” to combat rising costs impacting their clients and the organisations themselves. The Inter-Agency Committee for Children a...

Bermuda’s new United States Consul General will be Mary Ellen Noonan Koenig, a career diplomat in the US Foreign Service. She is the third career diplomat in succession to head up the Bermuda Consulate, a role that had previously been a political app...

Pierre Clement Rouja, a key player in the development of the Princess Hotels group and one of Bermuda’s first scuba divers, died last month at the age of 86 following a long illness. Mr Rouja, who was ultimately decorated by the French Government wit...

A group of charities has joined forces to call for a healthcare safety net, motivated by their concern about Government’s lack of consultation with the community on how to best address the medical needs of Bermudians. Speaking on the group’s behalf, ...