Log In

Hundreds of people marched through Hamilton after leading figures appeared in Supreme Court in connection with the December 2 demonstrations yesterday. About 300 marchers rallied outside the Dame Lois Browne-Evans building, where Bermuda Industrial U...

Students finishing their studies at Warwick Academy were given a grand send-off by their peers and staff as part of a new tradition. On the last day of school, as part of their valedictory ceremony, school leavers were greeted by other students as pa...

Members of the Cobbs Hill Methodist Church met with members of the Metropolitan United Methodist Church, Maryland. The Metropolitan United Methodist Church group was in Bermuda on a trip organised by Joyce Hayward of Rejoyce Travels through the Afric...

The Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute celebrated its 20th anniversary Saturday as well as its 4th annual Underwater Extravaganza. Invited guests enjoyed watching a grind-off competition between Team BDA and 35th America’s Cup members of Artemi...

Quadriplegic and unable to speak years after a crash in which alcohol was involved, Wolde Salassie Bartley locks eyes with the camera filming him in the dangerous driving documentary A Piece of the Rock as his mother administers round-the-clock care ...

Predatory fish once common in our waters including groupers and snappers are at “critically low numbers”, causing a threat to Bermuda’s coral reefs, according to a new report. Scientists Thaddeus and Jessie Murdoch released the report through the Be...

The annual Devil’s Isle Paddle Board Challenge is coming back to Bermuda with the aim of helping highlight plastic pollution in the ocean. In a test of endurance, participants will paddleboard 40 miles around the island, launching from Snorkel Park....

A man who has dedicated his life to helping others is about to spread his generosity even further. Samuel Lynch, 71, has started a new vegetable garden that will help to feed those in Bermuda who are in need. Having secured a private patch of land ...

An ROV robot developed by Warwick Academy students has earned high praise from leading engineers and scientists. The team that developed the lionfish catching Guardian LF1 submersible — unveiled at Ariel Sands this week — paid a visit to the school o...

Reid Street is to be given a makeover ahead of the America’s Cup including the introduction of green spaces, planters, street entertainers and outdoor seating. Depending on feedback from the public, the work could mark the beginning of a “major upgr...