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Ewart Brown has spent so many decades relentlessly striving to rip apart the fabric of the unjust world he was born into, some might wonder what scores were left for him to settle. It turns out there were quite a lot. Through 416 forcefully articulat...

The Premier will reveal pledges to be added to the Government’s agenda today in the House of Assembly. David Burt told the Progressive Labour Party’s delegates conference last month that he would highlight promises fulfilled from last year’s Throne S...

Renovations to a Pembroke private school will be unveiled at event today. Alumni from Saltus will be among the first people to to the upgrades to Alumni Hall at the Christmas in November Holiday Cocktail Reception. A school spokeswoman said that a p...

An Opposition senator vowed to be the change that he believes voters want as he campaigned to become the island’s newest MP. Dwayne Robinson, of the One Bermuda Alliance, admitted he faced an “uphill battle” to win the Pembroke Central by-election ne...

Following a very successful 5th consecutive ‘Halloween Treat Voucher’ Campaign, KFC proudly announces that they raised $5,058 in support of Knowledge Quest, after another year of selling treat voucher booklets at their Queen Street, Hamilton location...

The Bermuda Community Foundation (BCF) is observing “Community Foundation Week” with the release of its final Vital Signs® Summary Reports. As in years past, participating community foundations help raise awareness on philanthropy by sharing informat...

An international animal rights group has launched a campaign to get travel agencies to boycott animal attractions such as Bermuda’s Dolphin Quest. But the company hit back with an appeal to its customer base and sea creature conservationists to defen...

Information Commissioner Gitanjali Gutierrez has ordered the Ministry of Education to decide whether to release records on a fundraising scheme to help fix ageing public school buildings, in a decision due to be made public tomorrow. Records about th...

New school supplies worth $40,000 were delivered this week to Bermuda’s public primary schools. The goods were given to teachers and pupils on Tuesday and yesterday by group Supporting Public Schools. Juliana Snelling, a lawyer and the founder of S...

More than 20 Clarien Bank employees volunteered their time to doing light landscaping work at WindReach Bermuda, to help with necessary cleanup efforts following Hurricane Humberto. The staff members devoted half a day on Friday, November 1 to carry...