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The Government must inform taxpayers when roadworks to fix uneven surfaces from trenching will take place, the Shadow Minister of Transport said. Susan Jackson said it was unacceptable that a number of roads have been left in a “deplorable state” aft...

A mural has been created by Bermudian creative studio Uber Super Duper to highlight the 30th anniversary of the St George’s Original Dancerettes. Carla Watson, director of the dance group, said that the team “loved” the depiction. The vibrant 500sq f...

Everything came up roses for a florist after its shop scooped the top prize in both categories in a Christmas window decorating contest. Demco, on Hamilton’s Church Street, won Best Christmas Window, which was selected by a panel of judges, and the P...

The Bermuda Audubon is embarking on its annual count of wild birds and is asking the public for help. This Saturday, 22 volunteers will take part in the National Audubon’s Annual Christmas Bird Count which, in its 122nd year, is the world’s longest-...

Three frisky siblings have journeyed from New York to a new home in Bermuda. The red ruffed lemurs have joined the ring-tailed lemurs already resident in the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo’s Madagascar exhibit. The new residents roam free alongsid...

A charity has appealed to the public to give support to victims and survivors of domestic violence over the Christmas holidays. The Centre Against Abuse has written an open letter to highlight the added strain suffered by female and male victims of ...

The Minister of Health has urged members of the community to get their Covid-19 booster jab as soon as possible in order to stay safe over the Christmas period. Kim Wilson said: “If you want to stay safe over the Christmas holidays, now is the time ...

A commencement ceremony was held for the latest student cohort of a maritime career programme. The Endeavour Maritime Springboard Programme, which runs in partnership with the Bermuda College’s Professional and Career Education division (Pace), cele...

Students across seven year groups at Bermuda High School were forced to study from home yesterday as a result of positive Covid-19 cases being detected. Linda Parker, the school’s head teacher, sent a letter to parents on Sunday advising that owing...

Students at Saltus learnt about cross-cultural communication as part of a diversity conference. From November 29 to December 3, five students, including the school’s year 2 diversity prefects, participated in the virtual National Association of Indep...