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An archaeological dig aims to shed light on the history of enslaved Bermudians who lived and worked in St George’s. The Bermuda National Trust has joined forces with the University of Rochester, based in western New York state, for a combined resear...

More than a dozen students have successfully completed a two-day training course in supervision practices. The programme was organised by the Inter Agency Committee for Children, Families and the Community in partnership with a team of professional p...

Women fight crime, train soldiers and keep inmates in check with their no-nonsense but measured approaches.

An island-wide outage affected thousands of landlines across Bermuda yesterday – including emergency numbers and the Government’s main switchboard. A statement from Digicel-BTC said the outage began at about 11.55am and services were restored by 3.2...

The Bermuda National Trust has published historic Bermuda slave registers online in a searchable spreadsheet format. The spreadsheets, available through the Bermuda National Trust website, were transcribed from original, handwritten Bermuda Slave Reg...

Supporters are also invited to make a special donation for those families most impacted by the current economic crisis

Current data supports that 2 per cent of Bermuda residents report having problems with gambling in their lifetime

The Royal Bermuda Regiment has not operated at its maximum capacity since conscription ended in 2018

Planners are hosting two online “lunch and learn” events to let the public learn more about the draft City of Hamilton Plan. Walter Roban, the Minister of Home Affairs, said: “The City of Hamilton is the central hub for much of island’s commerce, ent...

The appointment coincides with the launch of the Women’s Resource Centre’s new strategic plan