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Political allies and colleagues said a last farewell to a veteran trade unionist today. LaVerne Furbert, who died earlier this month, was praised as a “lioness”, a “warrior” and “a voice for the voiceless” David Burt, the Premier, told the congregat...

Two charities received a boost today through donations from the City of Hamilton. A spokeswoman said the corporation’s social committee donated $3,000 to Focus Counselling Services and $2,000 to Teen Haven. While the corporation usually raises funds...

With the return to competitive sports just weeks away, the Government is now requiring young people aged 11 to 17, as well as adult athletes, to be tested. David Burt, the Premier, announced in a press conference this week that the Return to Play g...

Three people from Bermuda will take part in a 24-hour global event to deliver presentations on their passions. Cushi Ming, Sara Westhead and Ashley Aitken will represent the island in the International PechaKucha Day 2021 tomorrow. It will be the 30t...

“Short term pain will lead to long term gain” for drivers as Belco in tandem with the Government prepares to dig up Middle Road in Warwick starting on Monday. The dig will close the westbound lane of the road, with trenching to be carried out between...

The island’s 48 new Royal Bermuda Regiment recruits got a visit on Monday from Rena Lalgie, the Governor and Commander-in-Chief. Ms Lalgie toured Warwick Camp with Lieutenant-Colonel Benjamin Beasley, the Commanding Officer, and spoke with some of th...

Clarence Maxwell A noted academic is to be honoured at a special dinner celebrating Black History Month next week. Clarence Maxwell, an assistant professor of History at Millersville University in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, will be guest of honour at t...

Adam Hall’s father isn’t far from his mind as he continues his quest to establish himself with the Baltimore Orioles in Major League Baseball. Hall, who was born on island in 1999 to a Bermudian mother, the former Helen Outerbridge and Canadian fath...

An extra hour to serve customers will benefit restaurants – but restaurateurs said more action must be taken to help them keep their doors open. Phil Barnett, head of the Island Restaurant Group which operates the Frog & Onion Pub and Hog Penny resta...

Transport workers walked off the job yesterday because of a dispute over “an ongoing disciplinary matter”, it has been revealed. And the Bermuda Public Services Union has taken a swipe at transport officials, claiming that the matter was resolved onl...