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The Centre on Philanthropy has appointed its former programme manager as its executive director. Danielle Riviere said: “This feels like coming home. The charitable sector is very important to me personally and I am really excited to bring my energy...

Britain would breach international obligations if it failed to enforce legal recognition for same-sex unions in its Overseas Territories, a former Cayman Islands lawyer has said. Leonardo Raznovich, joint vice-chairman of the International Bar Associ...

The Ministry of Home Affairs is seeking public consultation on the proposed implementation of the Debt Collection Bill 2018 to clamp down on abusive practices. The proposed Bill — an initiative announced in the Speech from the Throne last September —...

A 51-year-old Warwick woman has been banned from driving for two years for causing grievous bodily by driving without due care and attention. Magistrates’ Court heard that on January 6 of this year, Tracy Trott was driving her car on Palmetto Road at...

Magistrates’ Court was evacuated after a fire alarm this morning. The incident happened at the Dame Lois Browne-Evans Building shortly after 10am. Court staff and the public waited outside on Court Street before returning to the building at about 10....

When art teacher Carla Emery introduced her primary pupils to graphic design, there was fierce competition over who could use the computer to do the work. Now the children, aged between 7 and 10 and from Dalton E. Tucker Primary School and Somerset ...

An alternative to a Bermuda Tourism Authority plan to improve Shelly Bay Beach was unveiled by residents yesterday. The group said their plan would result in the beach becoming accessible to people with disabilities, rather than having several conces...

A book focusing on crafts in Bermuda has won an honourable mention in the culture category of the Eric Hoffer Awards. The book, Hands On! The Art of Traditional Crafts and Play in Bermuda by Shirley Pearman, frames the experience of childhood play wi...

Government officials working to combat gun and gang violence have joined forces with a gospel reggae artist to send out a message of peace to the public. Wayne Caines, the national security minister, and gang violence reduction co-ordinator Leroy Be...

A charity set up to care for the graves of seamen celebrated its 100th anniversary with a special service. The Guild of the Holy Compassion marked its century with a wreath-laying ceremony off St David’s last Friday. Derek Tully, guild secretary, sai...