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Visiting the Isle of Wight in 1949, Kay Latter wanted to build a sand castle. “I was probably about seven,” the 79 year old said. “There was a lovely, sandy beach, but it was so full of litter that I could not build a sand castle. I was digging up tr...

On the surface, working from home sounds like a great idea. Ideally, you could catch a nap between work cycles, and have dinner cooking while you finish up those reports. But since the pandemic began in March 2020, the reality has proven a little dif...

Bermuda has its first counselling service for males. Fitzgerald Williams, Tyrone McHardy and Ernest Peets Jr opened Masc in February. Having worked as probation officers, the trio understood the issues men faced and were certain many wanted to talk b...

Some people like to map out their careers down to the smallest detail, but Joanne Ball Burgess takes a different approach. “I follow my heart,” said the dancer, author and choreographer. Ten years ago, her heart led her to Nairobi, Kenya where she be...

The Bermuda Zoological Society recently completed its ninth year of the Kids on the Reef programme, which is generously sponsored by AXA XL. This year, the BZS sent Megan Dodd, a university student studying strategic communications and marketing, out...

Pupils with a passion for robotics took on the opportunity of a lifetime and helped a team of scientists deploy an underwater drone. Twenty youngsters with the Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences travelled to a wreck off St David’s and to reefs at No...

Bermuda has a new podcast, Crockpot Convos, which last month stirred the pot with an episode on faith. It’s a family affair – my nieces Selita Daniels and Chelsea Crockwell and I launched it as a no-judgment, safe space where topics of personal and c...

Bermuda, with a landmass of 21 square miles and a population of around 63,000 can, in most areas, hold its head high. Covid has been damaging to the economy and Bermudians have suffered in numerous ways. Thankfully, we are surrounded by the ocean, an...

Susan Richardson will always be grateful for the “insightful and eye-opening” classes at the Koinonia Training Centre that helped her attain her doctor of ministry degree. Rev Dr Madeline Hayward is looking forward to using her master’s of ministry d...

Treasure Tannock loved Bootsie’s popular song, Bermudians Love to Drink. It wasn’t until she got older that she gave any real thought to the deeper implications of its lyrics. “As a young kid you are dancing to it but as you grow up, you realise how ...