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More than 70 volunteers working with Bermuda’s youth through the Mirrors programme have been recognised at an awards ceremony. The volunteers were acknowledged at the Volunteer Appreciation and Awards Ceremony hosted by Mirrors Alumni and Friends Ass...

The public is being asked to give feedback on plans for the future of North East Hamilton. The Draft North East Hamilton Local Plan 2021, created by the Department of Planning, was posted online at the Department’s website last month. The Ministry of...

Court Street merchants last week toasted the success of a July 25 open-air market with a giveaway of prizes to shoppers – including a 65-inch TV donated by an area business. Gary Augustus, one of the organisers and proprietor of the Soul Food Grill &...

Selena Fields has been re-elected as president of the Bermuda Entertainment Union. Members of the union elected a new executive committee earlier this month, with Darryl Simons voted in as vice-president. The full list of the BEU executive committee...

Olympic champion Flora Duffy says the congratulations she has received from everyone who had been with her on her triathlon journey “since I was a little kid“ shows “it’s not just my medal, it is our medal”. Ms Duffy, who became Bermuda’s first gold...

The Cup Match Classic’s comeback marked a welcome return to normality for many at Wellington Oval in St George’s yesterday – and the revival of a sacred Bermudian tradition for those to whom Cup Match is everything. “I’ve been coming here ever since ...

Bermuda’s new prominence as the smallest country to win an Olympic medal in the Summer Games last just two days after Flora Duffy won the gold medal in the triathlon. But the island’s claim to be the smallest country by population to win a gold meda...

Corrie Cross has become only the third Royal Bermuda Regiment woman to complete a tough officer’s commissioning course at the prestigious Royal Military College at Sandhurst. Officer Cadet Cross and Officer Cadet Scott Brown, 36, had their passing o...

Police have located a teen who was reported missing by his family the day before the Cup Match holiday. Equan Richardson, 17, was said to be safe and well. Police thanked the public for their assistance.

When Flora Duffy embarked on her sporting odyssey, she was just like Bermuda: small in stature but punching well above her weight. Troy Custodio, who began training her at Port Royal Primary School when she was just five, recalled: “She just turned...