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A festival in an historic landmark will help families to start their summers off with a strong sense of community, according to organisers. The July 2gather Family Fun Fest, to be held in Freedom Square at City Hall in Hamilton, promises a “buffet of...

A CedarBridge Academy student has won the top prize in a competition for young film makers. Zen Marley Mello’s film, Too Young For Romance, was named Best Film at the Bermuda Youth Film Festival awards. It also won the Best Narrative category. Theres...

Two sailors reported missing after an abandoned Atlantic crossing have been safely located off the US East Coast. The US Coast Guard launched a search for Yanni Nikopoulos and Dale Evelyn Jones, both 65, last week after members of their families rais...

Visiting instructors from England have begun to train staff from several local organisations about horticulture and arboriculture in an effort to bolster local talent. Trainers from Kingston Maurward College in Dorset began training sessions at the B...

Bermuda’s Baha’i community joined with thousands of others to host a conference intended to improve the conditions that face society. The conference, held on Friday and Saturday at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute, was one of many organis...

The Ministry of Public Works hopes to improve public access to an east end beach, according to a recent request for quotation. The RFQ, issued on June 24 and available on the government website, said the ministry wanted to engage with a contractor to...

The Covid-19 pandemic set women’s employment back by two years in Bermuda, a spokeswoman for UN Women said today. Tonni Brodber, from the UN Women’s Multi-Country Office, added that the pandemic demonstrated how “hazards exploit already-existing ineq...

A sewer break caused by a broken pipe has been temporarily patched, the City of Hamilton said this morning. However, a spokeswoman said that “due to a mechanical coupling that is still needed, there is a slow leak on the pipe”. The spokeswoman added:...

A farming programme billed as a lifeline for troubled young people to get away from gang activity has dropped any reference to agriculture from its name. A source familiar with the programme, run by the Ministry of National Security on government-own...

After almost a decade promoting local books and authors, Martin Buckley is set to leave Brown & Co and return to Britain. Mr Buckley said that he came to the island after responding to a job advertisement in a trade magazine and quickly realised that...