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Beautiful open spaces, farm fields and a historic building will be on show at the Bermuda National Trust’s second Farmfest event on Saturday. The free family friendly event is due to take place at the Trust’s protected ten-acre property of Devondale ...

Christopher Famous brought the house down with his maiden speech to Parliamentarians on Friday night about the meaning of true leadership. Members on both side applauded, cheered and stomped their feet when the Progressive Labour Party backbencher c...

The mother of Ricco Furbert, who was murdered in 2013, used an anti-violence event on Saturday to plead for help from the community to intervene in the life of another young man who she believes could suffer the same fate. Nicole Fox spoke at the Pea...

Bermuda ranks 13th for cocaine consumption out of 115 countries, according to a survey. The statistics showed that 1.3 per cent of Bermuda residents used the drug — more than anywhere in the Caribbean region except the Dutch territory of Aruba, whic...

Junior Minister of Finance Wayne Furbert has refused to say when he will retable his Parliamentary Bill to outlaw same-sex marriage. It is the second time Mr Furbert has dodged questions on the status of his Private Member’s Bill. Mr Furbert said sho...

The Garden Club of Bermuda and Marian Manuel have awarded the Ed Manuel Memorial Scholarship to a student studying agriculture. Malachi Symonds, who is studying at Earth University in Costa Rica, was given $7,000 to help fund his course. A Garden Clu...

Bermuda could be heading towards an agricultural revolution if the people behind a new gardening workshop have anything to do with it. The Ministry of Health’s free Grow, Eat, Save Gardening Workshop has been hailed as one of the biggest community g...

The Bermuda Union of Teachers has invited one of the original Freedom Writers — a group of teenagers disillusioned after the LA riots in 1992 — to be a keynote speaker at an education conference that starts today. Manny Scott — who found hope through...

While many lawyers choose to quote authors or great novelists when making their Called to the Bar speech, Katherine Davidge drew inspiration from the TV comedy show Scrubs to sum up her journey. “The Chief of Medicine is speaking to a patient and jun...

Students attending Paget Primary school’s autism department have learnt how to “trust the unknown” through the Endeavour’s education-through-sailing programme. According to Freda Trimm, special aid teacher at the school, the students were taught how ...