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An organisation offering tutoring to students has started the school year in its newly renovated headquarters. Peak Potential Bermuda, which launched in 2011, completed work on its new 1,200sq ft Scholars of Bermuda learning centre on King Street...

Seafood lovers have been invited to the East End this weekend to experience the first St George’s Seafood Festival. The event, to be held at Ordnance Island, will feature a variety of local seafood through a “thoughtfully curated bar, dining and loun...

A mother has shared her experiences of raising a daughter on the autism spectrum, with the aim of improving the way society treats people with mental and physical challenges. Deborah Smith has written two booklets aimed at highlighting the lives of ...

Two men were taken off the roads for 18 months yesterday after admitting traffic offences. Anthony Brangman, 53, of Pembroke, pleaded guilty to drink-driving on August 6 in Warwick when he appeared in Magistrates’ Court yesterday. According to Shaun...

A teenager murdered in a stabbing incident on Friday night has been identified as 16-year-old Kanye Ford. Mr Ford, a former CedarBridge Academy student from St David’s, died from multiple knife wounds after a party at Horseshoe Bay. Police announced ...

Grocery prices have soared 8 per cent year-on-year, according to the latest Consumer Price Index released last night. Overall, the inflation rate for June was measured at 4.7 per cent — 1 per cent up on May, which was Bermuda’s highest since December...

Public school children returned to the classrooms amid much fanfare yesterday with the start of the new school year. Keisha Douglas, the principal of the Berkeley Institute, said the return to school went smoothly with 136 students enrolled for the ...

An appeal was made by the Tax Commissioner for lawyers and legal firms to tackle payroll tax arrears that totalled more than $2.9 million. Derek Rawlins asked the Bermuda Bar Association to help by “encouraging” its members to settle up to avoid cour...

A shopper in St George’s had her car written off yesterday when a steel piling for the construction of the marina at Ordnance Island toppled on to the parking lot. No one was in the vehicle or injured by the accident, believed to have happened at abo...

Business leaders have given a lukewarm response to the Government’s plans to implement a minimum wage next year. Jason Hayward, the Minister of Labour, said last week that a minimum wage of between $16 and $16.40 per hour would come into effect next ...