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Free health screenings will be held tomorrow Friday, 24th August 2018 at E.F. Gordon Square, Dundonald Street, Hamilton (on the corner of Court Street and Dundonald Street) from 4 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. The screenings will be held in the shade with relief...

Marion De Jean, a teacher and activist, “helped make Bermuda a better place”, community activist Glenn Fubler said yesterday. Mr Fubler, of community group Imagine Bermuda, said Ms deJean, who died last month at the age of 95, was, along with her lat...

All of the island’s public schools will be safe for staff and students before the start of the school year, according to Government. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, Minister of Public Works, said there is work still to be done, but he was confident i...

Parents warned yesterday that continued disruption to bus services will affect families as children prepared to go back to school. Lindsey Kipps from Warwick, said her eight-year-old son caught the bus to Purvis Primary School in the parish. She expl...

A would-be veterinarian is to start a course at the Bermuda College after he won a scholarship from the Bermuda Farmers’ Market. Cush Smith, 18, was the winner of the $5,000 further education award, which was available to students attending alternati...

From cryptocurrency to feminism, no matter the subject, Bermuda’s Dynamic Debaters can talk a good game. This year, the talented young teenagers returned from their trip to Europe with an island-best performance under their belt. They reached the las...

Cutting back on pension payments or asking workers to contribute more are among the “hard choices” that must be made to ensure funds are available for seniors in the future. Political commentators Denis Pitcher and Robert Stewart issued warnings over...

The Jamaican Association has distanced itself from comments made by a former president who claimed the Premier’s calls to put Bermudians first were an insult to immigrants to the island. Orville Campbell said David Burt should acknowledge the “great ...

A Bermudian man has dedicated his life to helping the impoverished in Thailand. Keith Stuart, with Thai wife Pui, has founded churches, helped feed and educate the poor and offered shelter to children in need, many of whom have gone on to have famili...

Medical staff and students will be in line for training opportunities after the Bermuda Hospitals Board agreed to link up with Johns Hopkins Medicine International. The BHB announced the Maryland-based medical institute was chosen for a clinical affi...