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Individuals and organisations will be equipped with the tools to make facilities more accessible thanks to a new partnership. The Bermuda Tourism authority has teamed up with global architecture firm OBMI to provide sessions on accessibility. Throug...

Plans to create a sifting plant next to a Devonshire nature reserve have been given the green light despite objections from environmental organisations. The crushing and sifting plant, to be operated by Invisible Trenching, was proposed to create bac...

The Caribbean island of St Vincent, where many Bermudians can trace their roots, faces a significant evacuation order as the volcano La Soufrière shows signs of impending eruption. Ralph Gonsalves, Prime Minister of St Vincent and the Grenadines, iss...

Students have been able to participate virtually in a programme teaching them about ocean conservation and how to be confident in the water. Thanks to sponsorship from AXA XL, part of the Kids on the Reef programme for students attending public midd...

The Birdcage is abloom with flowers and foliage in celebration of The Garden Club of Bermuda’s 100th anniversary. Nikki Gurret, a member of the club, created the installation on Front Street in the early hours of yesterday morning along with her dau...

The Bermuda National Trust has announced the appointment of Karen Border as its new executive director. Ms Border, who has been a member of the BNT for almost 30 years, will take up the role on June 28. The announcement was made after Andrew Vaucross...

The year’s first commemorative stamp series have been issued to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of The Garden Club of Bermuda. From a modest beginning in April 4, 1921, the club has grown into one of the island’s most lasting groups. The four stamps ...

Reckless boaters and swimmers have been trying to get close to whales putting themselves and the animals in danger, according to the Department of Environment and Natural Resources. Now the public is being urged to follow simple whale-watching guidel...

A lifelong farmer from the West End who carried on a proud family tradition of living off the land has died at 85. Richard Bascome was a dairy farmer who tended Westover Farm in Sandys. He recalled delivering milk as a child with his father, also Ric...

A conservation charity is calling on the community to lend a helping hand to plant endemic trees around the island. The Bermuda National Trust launched the tree planting initiative five years ago and has planted in the region of 100 trees a year at P...