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The latest volume of an academic journal includes articles on 19th-century prisoner of war ships, Second World War submarine history and military gravestones. The National Museum of Bermuda Press has launched Volume 21 of the Bermuda Journal of Arch...

The next Director of Public Prosecutions should be a black “born Bermudian” the Deputy Speaker of the House has said. Derrick Burgess, of the Progressive Labour Party, said “perpetual racism” had kept white people at the top in Bermuda during the mot...

An award-winning youth speaker and author will discuss the scourge of cyberbullying at a digital leadership conference for young people this week. A’ric Jackson, who was given the Best New Speaker award by the Chicago Chapter of Toastmasters in 2000,...

The Department of Health has created a working group to tackle fears over Bermuda’s lack of immunisation take-up. The working group includes department staff, GPs and members of the public and will concentrate on education. The department said it w...

Two British-based sailing ships designed to accommodate crew with mental and physical disabilities have launched a recruitment drive in Bermuda. The Lord Nelson tall ship, which is docked in St George’s, has no spaces left on its upcoming voyage to B...

A grey seal rescued in the East End is on the mend, the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum and Zoo said yesterday. Staff added they were “cautiously optimistic” that the female seal would make a full recovery and could be released back into the wild. The hungr...

A presentation designed to help parents protect their children against sex abuse is to be held tonight. Debi Ray Rivers, founder and executive director for anti-abuse charity Scars, will provide guidance to parents on signs of potential abuse and how...

A British sail training ship has docked in Bermuda to forge an educational partnership with the island equivalent. The Pelican of London, captained by Chris Blake, the first skipper of the Bermuda Sloop Foundation’s Spirit of Bermuda, is in Hamilto...

Wildlife and protected land could be at risk because of errors in a new electronic system for land zoning, environmentalists warned yesterday. The Department of Planning admitted it could not guarantee the draft Bermuda Plan was error-free, but rejec...

The new bus schedule will come into force on Monday, the transport minister said yesterday. Zane DeSilva added that the new schedule, which has taken 17 years to produce, will be adjusted over the next 18 months if needed. He said the schedule was de...