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The Bermuda National Trust has published historic Bermuda slave registers online in a searchable spreadsheet format. The spreadsheets, available through the Bermuda National Trust website, were transcribed from original, handwritten Bermuda Slave Reg...

A woman who refused to take a breath test was ordered to continue participating in a court treatment programme. Jebrie Hill, 35, from Warwick, pleaded guilty to the offence when she appeared in Magistrates’ Court last week. The court heard that on ...

Members of the recently formed Sri Lankan Association of Bermuda rolled up their sleeves this weekend to help the St George’s Foundation. About 60 members of the organisation took part in a clean-up at Fort Victoria and Fort Albert on Sunday as part ...

Supporters are also invited to make a special donation for those families most impacted by the current economic crisis

The National Museum of Bermuda is calling on people to sign up to a new education programme – which will end with them giving a tour of the site. The free initiative consists of four interactive workshops led by Janet Ferguson, the former executive ...

Current data supports that 2 per cent of Bermuda residents report having problems with gambling in their lifetime

The Bermuda Hospitals Board has warned it will struggle to maintain its facilities or to pay a basic cost-of-living increase to its staff

A man wielding a meat cleaver in public was yesterday arrested, police confirmed. Officers were alerted to the suspicious behaviour around 3pm after a man was seen at Hamilton Bus Terminal with a large bladed item. Police arrived at the terminal, whe...

Bermuda’s citizens should not have to pay to request publicly-held records, says the head of a global human rights organisation

The Royal Bermuda Regiment has not operated at its maximum capacity since conscription ended in 2018