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Free health screenings will be available in King’s Square, St George’s, on Friday. The screenings are the last in a series of four Taking it to the Streets events hosted by the Department of Health over the summer. They aim to help identify people a...

The man who became the first One Bermuda Alliance premier will be sworn in as Opposition leader today. Craig Cannonier confirmed he will replace Jeanne Atherden, who resigned last week after eight of the 11 OBA MPs registered a vote of no confidence ...

Designs for two new bridges are to be shown to the public. The plans for Longbird and Swing Bridges in St George’s will be unveiled at an event on Wednesday. Government said the new bridges were designed to reflect Bermuda’s unique and welcoming cult...

An internship more than 25 years ago helped new Bermuda Festival director T.J. Armand sign up funk superstar Chaka Khan for next year’s event. Mr Armand, a veteran of New York’s Broadway, worked for the late Arif Mardin of Atlantic Records when he pr...

Elizabeth Francoeur used the sacrifices her parents made to give her a good education as motivation to always perform at her best. It paid off for the former Warwick Academy student who was recently awarded a scholarship to study commerce at McGill ...

Blockchain education in Bermuda is to get a boost through a new partnership between ConnecTech and MLG Blockchain. Under the strategic partnership, MLG Blockchain, a global consulting and development firm, will provide educational blockchain worksho...

Union members staged a protest outside the headquarters of Belco yesterday after three staff were made redundant. The action came after three marketing and communications staff lost their jobs at parent company Ascendant last week, when their roles w...

The head of under-fire power company Ascendant said yesterday controversy over redundant staff was “the most mentally draining” experience of his professional career. Sean Durfy was speaking after three marketing staff lost their jobs at the parent ...

Staff at a drug prevention charity have completed an international training course designed to help youngsters cope better at school. Lisa Brewster, Marina Sousa and Samantha Smith of Pride completed the affiliate trainer course in the Promoting Alt...

Staff from the Fairmont Southampton helped to spruce up a primary school in preparation for the start of the new school year. Thirteen hotel employees worked at the parish’s Heron Bay Primary School as part of their back-to-school community service ...