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Art lovers can now enjoy the Bermuda National Gallery’s exhibitions via an interactive, 360-degree digital walk through. Thanks to a partnership with video production company Burnt House Productions, the initiative allows visitors to virtually explor...

Students have been able to participate virtually in a programme teaching them about ocean conservation and how to be confident in the water. Thanks to sponsorship from AXA XL, part of the Kids on the Reef programme for students attending public midd...

The Birdcage is abloom with flowers and foliage in celebration of The Garden Club of Bermuda’s 100th anniversary. Nikki Gurret, a member of the club, created the installation on Front Street in the early hours of yesterday morning along with her dau...

The Ministry of Public Works has set aside $200,000 to address longstanding flooding problems in Pembroke. Mill Creek frequently floods during high tides and heavy rains, drowning Mill Creek Road in several inches of water and restricting access to ...

Seniors and people with disabilities were today encouraged to apply for an interest free loan available since January last year following a lack of take up. The loan to fund renovations to make homes more accessible, were implemented through a partne...

Kerbside dining has been an “absolute lifeline” for businesses and should become a permanent option, according to the Chamber of Commerce. It was introduced as a temporary measure to enable restaurants to operate in line with Covid restrictions and w...

Insurance company, BF&M has donated $25,000 towards the cost of running the hospital’s vaccination clinic. The donation came in response to an appeal by the Bermuda Hospitals Charitable Foundation which hopes to raise $220,000 to cover a shortfall i...

Property owners have welcomed news that Government intends to address long-standing flooding problems in Pembroke. The Ministry of Public Works has set aside $200,000 for the cleaning and maintenance of Pembroke Canal as well as upgrades to a grate a...

A Warwick Academy primary student gave up birthday presents this year in favour of helping people in need. Sommer Barclay asked friends and family to give her toiletries for her eighth birthday which she could donate to the charity, the Grateful Bre...

A conservation charity is calling on the community to lend a helping hand to plant endemic trees around the island. The Bermuda National Trust launched the tree planting initiative five years ago and has planted in the region of 100 trees a year at P...