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Pupils and their teachers staged a protest yesterday against planned class mergers at their school and fears that staff might be made redundant. Dozens of children and staff from Paget Primary School congregated outside the Anglican Cathedral on Chur...

The creative barkeep behind The Birdcage, Bermuda’s newest watering hole, likens it to a kitchen given the array of fresh, locally foraged and homemade ingredients that make up the craft cocktails. Stefan Gitschner, a mixologist with a decade of prof...

Seeing how our culture has bridged Bermuda’s many divides has been one of the most rewarding aspects of Heather Whalen’s 22-year career in the arts. The former director of the Department of Community and Cultural Affairs revelled in experiencing bla...

The Minister of National Security defended the work he is doing for the Department of Corrections in the House of Assembly on the same day that prison officers marched in protest of pay and working conditions. Wayne Caines spoke during the Motion to...

A new playground designed to be accessible for the disabled opened yesterday. The attraction, at the WindReach centre for the disabled in Warwick, will feature an area for music, a mini-theatre, extra- wide slides and diggers that can be operated by ...

A charity has launched a competition for schoolchildren to name a high-tech marine research robot submarine. The contest winner will have their name painted on the side of Ocean Tech’s Remus 100 submersible alongside their winning entry. Andrew Smit...

Primary school principals have met their teachers to discuss the threat of class mergers. A primary school staff member said that teachers at the island’s primary schools were this week asked by principals to supply information on the potential to m...

Protect Blue turns the traditional conference format on its head. There is not a single PowerPoint presentation in sight; experts give talks while involved in such activities as sailing, paddleboarding and hiking. Organiser Linzi Hawkin will host a p...

Three schoolgirls have joined an effort to outlaw sunscreens that can damage coral reefs. Maya Rajeh, 14, Daphne Szakats, 13, and Jaedyn Judd, 14, of Somersfield Academy, used their community service project to highlight research that showed the dama...

Road training should be mandatory for all new road users and speed cameras could be introduced, the transport minister has said. Zane DeSilva added that the training programme Project Ride, or a similar programme, should be compulsory for all riders...