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A memorial to the island’s first chiropractor is getting aired again two years after the death of Faith Burgess-Clarke

Bermudian university students are being invited to apply for this year’s public service bursary award

The OBA says the Government must listen to the Sandys community and make an exception for the sake of present and future generations

Rotarians were told that for every two people who know they have diabetes, there is someone who has it who does not know

The Appeal Court found that a decision to impose self-administered, supervised saliva tests to limit the spread of the virus in public schools was legal

The Bermuda National Trust has launched the public nomination period for its Annual Awards to recognise those who made an impact protecting and promoting the island’s heritage

Its helps addicts regain their lives - but a key service is making do on slim resources and needs almost $500,000 just to provide basic services

Karl Outerbridge says move to vacant Victoria Hall would allow it to expand its services and be more of a community centre

A five-year strategy to fill gaps in care was revealed by the Minister of Social Development and Seniors.

The Human Rights Commission wants to hear from residents as it works to combat discrimination in housing. A spokeswoman said the HRC is in the process of preparing policy recommendations to the Government on the subject and hopes the public will take...