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People who have diabetes risk developing kidney disease, an endocrinologist has warned. Throughout March, which is National Kidney Month, Annabel Fountain, from Fountain Health, is highlighting the importance of healthy kidneys. She says that diabe...

Children can learn about one of the planet’s smartest animals this weekend. The next Kids Hour Saturday event, on Saturday at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute, will feature two short films and a children’s book, written by Bermudian Joan...

A man who hit a fence while riding his bike has been banned from the roads for 18 months. Raymont Francis, 50, from Hamilton Parish, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to driving under the influence of alcohol. The court heard that in August las...

A surveyor has joined the government department that offered her a scholarship six years ago. Andesha Busby received a four-year bursary from the land valuation department in 2016, which allowed her to pursue a real estate degree from the University...

The Minister of Health, Kim Wilson, has urged people who may have rodents on their properties to contact Vector Control for help to get rid of the animals. Ms Wilson said: “Rodents can cause considerable damage to property and structures and carry d...

Bermudians joined United Nations delegates in New York City to discuss gender equality earlier this week. Tinée Furbert, the Minister of Social Development and Seniors, attended the 67th session of the Commission on the Status of Women on Monday and...

The Hamilton Rotary Club has partnered with a Pembroke school to introduce children to gardening and healthy living

A young Bermudian studying on the high seas encourages anyone looking for adventure to do the same

A charity that feeds the island’s vulnerable people will close its doors for about two weeks next month so flooring renovations can take place. Jason Powell, president of Meals on Wheels, said the organisation’s Paget headquarters would close on Apr...

A man has been unable to provide a family who lost their dog with any financial compensation. Clifton Williams, 68, from Pembroke, pleaded guilty to owning a “pitbull-type dog” named Dora, which attacked and killed another dog named Frankie, owned b...