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The leaders and officials of the Bermuda Bar Association were today elected. Elizabeth Christopher remained as president after the BBA Annual General Meeting. Cindy Clark is the vice-president and George Jones is the honorary secretary. The members ...

A historic venue that drew some of the world’s greatest entertainers to the island was yesterday razed to the ground. Demolition began on the Clayhouse Inn last month and its completion this week marked the end of an era. Mortimer Lawrence, the gran...

The Progressive Labour Party has congratulated Cole Simons on becoming leader of the One Bermuda Alliance. A PLP spokeswoman said: “We look forward to a robust debate on how to reshape our economy in the aftermath of Covid-19. “First elected in 1998...

A man who lost a leg after a crash has featured on a hard-hitting poster designed to highlight the dangers of drink driving. Now Milford Waldron and the poster’s creator, Ras Mykkal, want to get the poster out to as wide an audience as possible. Mr W...

Men’s health will be in the spotlight next month with two events designed to promote good lifestyles. Dynamic Urology Services will provide free prostate screenings for men aged 40 and over next month the Axa Man on the Run 5k event to encourage men ...

A Bermudian who has dedicated the last five years to public service in the US yesterday faced being kicked out of the country after his Green Card application was denied. Rodney Smith has toured America nine times providing free lawn mowing services ...

The national security minister today highlighted Covid-19 rules for large gatherings after concerns were raised by the public. Renee Ming appealed to people not to become complacent and to stick to health regulations. She said: “We have seen a number...

Hotel workers made redundant from the Fairmont Southampton are facing eviction from their homes, unable to pay bills or even buy food. About 30 workers showed up at the hotel yesterday morning in protest over what they claimed to be a lack of guarant...

Visitors to the National Sports Centre were yesterday warned about items that are banned from the arena. Craig Tyrrell, the senior vice president of operations at the centre, warned that visitors risk having items confiscated if they broke strict rul...

School pupils decorated 108 Halloween pumpkins as part of a school competition. Suzanne DeCouto, the director of advancement at Mount St Agnes in Hamilton, said: “The kids are doing a lot more things at home this year so it was a good family thing to...