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Businessman Ian Bickley will be recognised at The Bermuda Fashion Festival in July for his success in the fashion industry. Mr Bickley, a Bermudian, is president of the international group, Coach Inc, and is responsible for taking its luxury line of ...

Community workers have expressed their concern at a void of support services aimed directly at young people dealing with sexual identity issues in Bermuda. The Bermuda Government does not fund any programmes specifically for LGBTQ youth, The Royal Ga...

After graduating from university in Great Britain last summer, Lizzy McManus is back in Bermuda and on a mission to volunteer. On Monday and Wednesday afternoons, the 22-year-old works with middle-schoolers at the Homework Academy run by community c...

Friends, former students and parents of students are remembering a “wonderful” and “brilliant” teacher who died last month at the age of 85. Sister Clare Ashe, a native “Haligonian”, taught music and art at Mount Saint Agnes Academy (MSA) from 1989 t...

An extension of the school registration deadline by the Ministry of Education leaves parents “none the wiser” as they have still not been given full access to a report on possible school closure and consolidation. This is the view of Bermuda Union o...

A forum has been called today on the toll taken on the island’s women by unemployment, with many said to have been forced to seek jobs overseas. “Women Hearing Women”, a gathering to share the challenges facing women, was set by Kim Wilson, the Progr...

The third of three graduation rings found decades ago by an amateur metal detectorist has been reunited with its owner. The Warwick Secondary School ring was handed back to Teresia Brangman yesterday, more than 20 years after she lost the piece of je...

Police responded to reports of a “mêlée” involving a number of students, some armed with weapons, in Pembroke yesterday. According to a police spokesman, officers received several calls from the public at about 4pm concerning a large group of school-...

The Bermuda SPCA is offering financial assistance to private cat owners to have their pet spayed or neutered as part of the organisation’s CatSnip programme. The overpopulation of cats in Bermuda presents a problem according to the SPCA as there are...

Registration for the Island’s public school system has been announced for February 10, 11 and 12 — thus extending the deadline for another week. The announcement came this afternoon in the wake of widespread parental concern over possible school clos...