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Bermudian Nadia Laws has become a night owl ever since moving to Bali four months ago. The Indonesian nation is 12 hours ahead of Bermuda and she has to keep pace with the clients of her communications firm, Media Maven. “Night is day and day is nigh...

Kingsley and Shannon Simons are for ever grateful that they signed up for Plenty of Fish. The dating app was a last effort for Shannon, who was in her late forties and had “kissed a few frogs” along the way. Kingsley, meanwhile, wasn’t looking for an...

In early 2020 there were a lot of questions about Covid-19. How the disease spread and how it affected people were huge concerns for Lunette Castillo, who had a newborn baby and had just been hired as a medical consultant at Westmeath Residential and...

The adage “measure twice and cut once” is an important piece of advice that should be considered when making plant selection for any area of the garden. First impressions do not accommodate the need when selecting for specific areas; flowering plant...

The celebrations at the opening of a hall and latrine at St Paul Kaaso Primary would likely have been considered over the top for a Bermuda school. More than a thousand people made the journey into Kabira, a tiny village in Kyotera, Uganda, for the o...

What follows is an excerpt from Nina London’s book, Love on the Turquoise Sea. My ship, Explorer of the Seas, began sailing slowly away from the pier. I went to the dock to get a last look of Bermuda; the old stone clock tower, the palm trees and wh...

David “Dai” James’s first television commercial for Lindo’s grocers was meant to be a simple assignment. The floor manager had to lead a cow across a pasture, go into Dunkley’s Dairy and come back with a carton of milk. But nothing went as planned. “...

It’s been a big year for Alice Talbot. Interested in seeing where her grandfather came from she travelled to the Azores this summer with her daughter, Sabrina Kirby. And then she turned 90 on October 29 – her family threw a party which was a massive ...

Gary Fray was 20 when he joined the board of Warwick Workmen’s Club. Shy, and “not used to club life”, he recalls how he kept his mouth shut during their regular meetings around a long, wooden table. “The only things I said were ‘good evening’ and ‘g...

If you’re interested in a maritime career, the Endeavour programme is likely the best way forward without leaving the island. It offers internationally-recognised qualifications and hands-on training, to students over the age of 16 and adults looking...