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A course that starts next month will help youth workers and teachers to support young people who are healing from difficulties in their lives. The Inter Agency Committee for Children, Families and the Community has opened registration for the nine-we...

A food distribution company has donated a percentage of its pet food sales to an animal shelter. As part of the initiative, called the “Pawsitively Purrfect” campaign, Butterfield & Vallis takes a portion of the funds made through purchases of JM Smu...

The group Citizens Uprooting Racism in Bermuda has appointed Stacey-Lee Williams as its first full-time and permanent executive director. The antiracism charity said Ms Williams came to the role with more than two decades’ service in education and di...

Pictures and stories about people and everyday life in Bermuda are being hunted by the National Museum of Bermuda. The community crowd sourcing project was designed to amass old family photographs and their associated stories to become part of the NM...

Campaigners will raise awareness about coercive control in relationships at two panel talks within the next two weeks. The Women’s Resource Centre has invited residents to a virtual discussion about relationships on Thursday and speakers from the UK ...

Clarien Bank is to discontinue its in-person teller services and is transitioning to digital, self-service based personal banking for all its customers. Teller services at the bank’s 19 Reid Street branch will no longer be available effective the en...

Officers from the Royal Bermuda Regiment joined counterparts from the Caribbean and the UK for a course run on the island for the first time. RBR junior officers, with soldiers from the Cayman Islands Regiment, the Turks & Caicos Islands Regiment, Ar...

A string of Canadian universities is to run a virtual event designed to attract Bermudian youngsters to study in the country’s Atlantic provinces. Eight universities will take part in the session and topics covered will include an overview of educat...

The St George’s Foundation has received a $10,000 boost to help it to restore forts in the East End and educate the public about the island’s history. The Garden Club of Bermuda donated the funds — as well as two benches — as part of the club’s ongoi...

A group of 14 teenaged schoolchildren have graduated from a seven-week course designed to prepare them for a life on the ocean. The Springboard programme, run by sailing charity Endeavour with Bermuda College, was launched to equip youngsters aged 16...