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A series of workshops to help women look after their finances will start on Monday. The events are titled Straight Talk – Your Money and You and will run from 6pm until 7pm on November 16, 23 and 30. Angela Joell, an education and investment manager ...

Two Bermudian women have graced the pages of fashion bible Vogue – one as a jewellery designer and the other as a model. Melanie Eddy is featured in the November edition of British Vogue, where her work, including some from her latest jewellery lin...

The Ministry of Finance has started an $11 million payout to cover redundancy for staff at the Fairmont Southampton after the hotel shut its doors for an 18 month renovation. Staff yesterday called at the hotel, which closed last month, to collect ...

A vertical farm could produce almost one third of Bermuda’s demand for leafy greens – the equivalent of 200 acres of farmland, it was revealed today. Wayne Furbert, the Cabinet Office minister, said the state-of-the-art farm could also reduce the cos...

The Government’s plan to tie the base lending rate charged by Bermuda’s banks to the US prime rate will not necessarily mean cheaper loans for borrowers, financial experts warned yesterday. Nathan Kowalski, a financial columnist for The Royal Gazett...

Athletics coach Norbert Simons said yesterday he had fostered a “father and son” relationship with up-and-coming sprinter Clevonte Lodge-Bean. But last Sunday “everything changed” for the Bermuda Pacers Track Club coach and the college-bound 18-year...

Three men have denied an assault on another man. Josonne Smith, 52, Joseph Smith, 72, and Jay-Lon Roberts, 30, pleaded not guilty in Magistrates’ Court to an assault on Donavan Allan and causing him bodily harm. The incident is alleged to have happen...

One of five new cases of the coronavirus was passed on as a result of local transmission - the first time that it has been known to spread on-island in more than two months. The new cases were identified from a batch of 1,230 tests taken on Tuesday a...

An auction of artwork by pupils at a private school has raised $1,500 for bursary to help fund an art scholarship. Rachel Swinburne, a visual arts teacher at Bermuda High School, said it was hoped the fundraiser would become an annual event. She ad...

A senior who waited almost a year for her brother’s death certificate has joined a chorus of criticism over delays in issuing the documents. But a funeral home director with 16 years’ experience said a lag of nine months or more had been routine in t...