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More foster parents are needed to help support the number of children in care, according to the Department of Child and Family Services. A spokeswoman for the department said: “The Department of Child and Family Services currently has 65 children in ...

It has been a time of mourning and reflection for people all over the world, as presidents, premiers and the public pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II. But for many, the past nine days have also included increased scrutiny of Britain’s legacies, inclu...

Support continues to run high in Bermuda for antiracism organisations to work towards racial justice, according to a survey of residents by one of the island’s leading campaign groups. Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda reported 83 per cent fou...

In her long reign, the Queen witnessed the 180-degree transformation of Bermuda from a racist and insular economic backwater into a progressive, cosmopolitan powerhouse, punching above its weight in the world. For 350 years, Bermuda had seen chattel ...

In her long reign of 70 years, the Queen visited Bermuda six times, the visits ranging from two brief aircraft refuelling stopovers to a full, three-day tour, designed to meet or be seen by as many people as possible. During that time, she struck a b...

Twenty-two years after her first visit, Queen Elizabeth II arrived in Bermuda on February 16, 1975. Bermuda had seen the desegregation of theatres after a boycott, organised by the secret Progressive Group, which pushed the island towards the end of ...

On arrival for a two-day visit on March 8, 1994, hundreds greeted the royal couple at what was still the Civil Air Terminal, where the Queen surprised many by making an impromptu stop to talk to the crowds of children assembled by the gate. Bermuda w...

Golfers will tee off at an event this weekend to help people affected by substance use disorder. Michaele Parfitt-Smith is staging the Smith-Hendrickson tournament at Belmont Hills on Saturday to mark the start of Recovery Month — observed in Septemb...

Two civil servants have completed a course in leadership development, while a further 16 public servants are taking the programme. According to a government spokeswoman, the aim of the course is to “ensure there is a cadre of suitably trained Bermudi...

They say some like it hot, but just for now, that does not include most sports fishermen. The seas are calm, the sun relentless and the fish are behaving accordingly. Trips out to the Banks are either looking for billfish, a much-diminished occupat...