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Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda is to offer restorative practices facilitator training to members of the public in collaboration with the Human Rights Commission. There will be two, one-day workshops titled: Introduction to Restorative Practices...

A motorcycle repair shed caught fire on Olive Lane, Sandys, shortly after 10.30am today. Eight firefighters tackled the blaze, which resulted in no injuries. Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service spokesman Delton White said: “Upon arrival we found a motorc...

Electric-powered cars are all the rage in Bermuda — but the first vehicle of the type was introduced to the island more than 20 years ago. Lawyer Jeffrey Elkinson bought a test vehicle in 1995 and six years later businessman Tom McFarlane set up the ...

Losing weight is not easy if you hate exercise and love cake. However, members of Bermuda’s successful Diabetes Reversal Programme have discovered that anything is possible with the right guidance and encouragement. About 30 participants got together...

Jason Wade has replaced Leonard Santucci as chairman of the CedarBridge Academy board of governors. Dr Santucci confirmed he resigned from the board on Tuesday, despite an invitation to remain from education minister Diallo Rabain. Mr Wade, a former ...

Three men pleaded not guilty yesterday to a New Year’s Day robbery in the car park of the Fairmont Southampton hotel. Kyari Flood, 18, from Devonshire, Zachary Fox, 19, and Jason Symonds, 18, both from Pembroke, denied the theft of a portable speaker...

Local artists are to get the chance to showcase their talents to international music industry professionals. A handful of local artists have been selected to perform in front of Shanti Das, the founder of the Hip Hop Professional Foundation, Anthony ...

Magistrates’ Court was today evacuated after a fire alarm went off. Court proceedings were halted for about 15 minutes as court staff and members of the public were ordered out into Court Street. Bermuda Fire and Rescue Service firefighters arrived j...

The winners of the island’s first national coding competition have been announced. CedarBridge Academy pupil Bishop Zanders won the secondary school category after he used computer code Python to programme an answer to a given scenario. Saltus pupil...

Bermuda’s soldiers are set to get more engineering training as the Royal Bermuda Regiment expands from its traditional role as a light infantry force. The change means recruits could learn to operate heavy equipment such as bulldozers, excavators and...