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Filippo Vianello is bringing a little Italian flavour to Bone Fish Bar & Grill in Dockyard. The 34-year-old head chef has spent the past few months testing out recipes and ideas; now he’s ready to unveil a menu jam-packed with local fish and fresh pr...

For Nea Pantry, the hardest thing about a vegan diet is accepting those who haven’t caught on yet. The 24-year-old is passionate about her lifestyle. “I have such strong beliefs about what I eat, it’s hard not to interfere with other people’s lives,...

Let me apologise for suggesting in last week’s article that a barbaresco would still be good in 3035 — a time we well might be enjoying wine on a “Goldilocks” (not too hot, not too cold) planet orbiting Tau Ceti in the constellation Cetus. It should ...

Miriam Bassett-Tucker was one of the island’s best-known calypso dancers in the 1950s. Today, few of the younger generation know her name. Atlantic Publishing House is looking to change that. She’s one of several performers to be honoured at Café Li...

Fifty-three countries marked Commonwealth Day on Monday, under the theme ‘An Inclusive Commonwealth’. This year’s theme celebrates the diversity of the Commonwealth, which is made up of more than two billion people. Every person is different, and e...

Three Somersfield Academy students are proving you’re never too young to make a difference in your community. Kairo Morton, Bobby Cooper and Enoch Richardson are teaching students at West Pembroke Primary School how to build and programme robots. It’...

Laurent and Zaira Perrier have raised $11,000 for sick children and they’re barely out of diapers. The siblings, 4 and 2, are this year’s youngest St Baldrick’s Day participants. They will have their heads shaved tomorrow to raise funds for childhoo...

Bermuda’s young rugby players showcased their talents at the fifth annual Beyond Rugby Championship Day last Wednesday. Talented boys and girls from the island’s middle and high schools took part in the event, which marked the final school tournamen...

The Impact Mentoring Academy at the old Berkeley school celebrated International Pi Day on Monday at exactly 1.59 in the afternoon. Why? The date and time matched the first numbers of pi — 3.14159. Impact Mentoring Academy hosted a number of activiti...

Low self-esteem can set young girls up for a multitude of problems: depression, anxiety, binge-drinking and disordered eating. Catherine Sousa is offering help before it gets to that point. Her ten-week programme will identify individual strengths an...