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Dellwood Middle School students treated a packed auditorium to an encore of their contest-winning performance this morning. The M3 drama students shared their multimedia piece with those in attendance at the Salvation Army headquarters on Reid Stree...

The Association of Fundraising Professionals has planted a cedar tree at a Warwick nature reserve to honour the charitable work of the XL Catlin Foundation. Both XL and Catlin, major insurance and reinsurance firms now combined, have a long history...

Violent crime in Bermuda is a public health crisis, national security minister Wayne Caines told Parliament this morning. Specifically addressing the impact of crime on the black community, Mr Caines noted that 35 black men had been shot and killed s...

A Bermudian graphic design company has donated copies of its America’s Cup Activity Book in honour of National Philanthropy Day. SJD World gave copies of the book, which includes child-friendly games, puzzles and educational resources, to ten commun...

The cost of financial assistance will be tackled by a new working group. Zane DeSilva, Minister of Social Development and Sport, said yesterday that the current $1-million-per-week cost of the programme was unsustainable and “must be reduced”. Mr D...

News Staff Free diabetes and lung disease screenings will be offered to island residents next week. Jane Hope, clinical manager at the Diabetes Respiratory Endocrine and Metabolism Centre, said: “Bermuda has one of the highest rates of diabetes in ...

Mount Saint Agnes Academy held its annual Remembrance Day Prayer Service today. Students observed two minutes of silence and reflected on those who made sacrifices to fight for the freedoms we enjoy today, and to pray for peace.

A charity supporting children in need will raise funds with a night market on Friday, November 17. The annual festive and exotic evening for KatKids will give supporters a head start on their holiday shopping as well as generating cash for youngsters...

Remembrance Day marks not only those who fell in action, but the millions who sacrificed their youth and career prospects because they went to war. William Adams, 91, Bermuda War Veterans Association president and a Second World War Royal Navy signal...

A Bermudian woman scientist said an international leadership programme inspired her to encourage island girls to pursue careers in technical areas. Tammy Warren said young women should consider roles in science, technology, engineering and mathmatics...