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A campaign to provide families with school uniforms urged members of the public yesterday to dig deep and donate as the start of the new school year approaches. Gina Spence’s Back to School drive has been running for 15 years and has helped hundreds ...

Three students have been presented with bursary awards of $1,500 each from Sandys Parish Council. Aiyetoro Hinds will be pursuing postgraduate studies in international law and business at the University of Bristol, Ta’jame Branch will study for a bac...

Michael Fahy’s decision to quit politics may be etched with disappointment at the thumping the party he helped to form took at the polls on July 18. But he remains adamant that the One Bermuda Alliance left the country in a better position than it fo...

Two university students have been awarded $5,000 by the Hamilton Parish Council scholarship committee. The awards went to Candice Albouy, who is pursuing a degree in social work at Clark Atlanta University in Georgia, and Andeasha Busby, who is stud...

Bestselling author, businessman and educator Stedman Graham is to offer Bermuda’s business community, and the public, an insight into his rise to success and how to diversify the workplace. The chief executive officer of S Graham and Associates is ...

Bermuda’s broken-down bus fleet has adversely affected some of the island’s most vulnerable people and could damage the tourism industry, experts said yesterday. Linda Smith, chairwoman of Age Concern, said the elderly had suffered as a result of can...

The Bermuda Union of Teachers is due to hold a general members’ meeting to discuss whether teachers will work to rule at the start of the school term over unresolved matters. The union voted to work to rule in June, claiming the Public Service Negoti...

A new preschool is due to open in Warwick and parents are encouraged to go along to see what the venture has to offer. Former teacher Charnita Smith invited parents to visit Abraham’s Little Seeds Preschool as she prepares to open her doors in Septe...

Young people need to know there is a way out of gang violence, according to social activists. In the wake of a series of stabbings around the island, Gina Spence said the community needs to be educated about the causes of gang violence and what help ...

Children at a summer sports camp yesterday had a change of pace as they visited a seniors’ home to read to residents. A total of 16 children from the Aries summer camp visited Somerset’s Packwood Home with their favourite books in a break from their ...