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Bermudian fulfilling career ambition borne from time as an economics student at the University of Sussex

Leading up to Christmas, I suggested chardonnays and pinot noirs that would be ideal with roast turkey. With long ago memories of my headmaster suggesting “Robinson I think that you are handling the truth rather loosely”, I have decided to give an ac...

This week we launched the Waterfront Wellness Healthy Kickstart and got more than 370 people on their way to better living. This is a free programme for the whole community, with a simple focus on sharing nutrient-dense recipes. We have also included...

Lisa Persaud has her sights set on helping women in Bermuda who are stuck. She named the Liam Carter Persaud Foundation after her son. Its aim is to help survivors of domestic violence and single parents. Q: What is the LCP Foundation? A: The LC...

As the sun set over the Ping River, the winding streets echoed with the melodic chanting of Buddhist prayers from 300 temples. Everywhere we walked, we came across towering, gold-encrusted statues of the Buddha, surrounded by monks in saffron-colour...

Hughie Smith practises for at least two hours every night on a keyboard in his dining room. When he is not playing, he listens to organ music

When Nick Silk started street photography he never hesitated to take the pictures of passers-by. “Some people feel nervous when they first start, but I find it quite natural to approach people,” the Bermudian artist said. “Almost everyone likes havi...

We live in a crazy world where we get into heated debates with strangers on the internet and show we like stuff by pressing tiny digital hearts. Who came up with this weirdness? And as we have more and more digital interactions, the data show we’re l...

There is a secret message hidden in Christmas. It is hidden behind the sparkling, snow-speckled Christmas tree, and is underneath the banqueting table laden with turkey, mince pies and wine. It is buried beneath piles of promising presents and is tuc...

Some 36 years ago I wrote a column in the now defunct Mid-Ocean News dedicating a hand to my newly born son Daniel, and then almost exactly a year later followed with a hand for my daughter Rebecca. Today’s hand is dedicated to Woodrow (“Woody”) who ...