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A care home has held a door decorating competition to find the resident who best captured the Christmas spirit. Nurses, schoolchildren and family members met at the Westmeath Residential and Nursing Care Home to help seniors spread holiday cheer arou...

A top name in Bermudian broadcasting retired from the industry yesterday, 50 years after she started her career. Darlene Livingston celebrated with Bermuda Broadcasting Company colleagues and received congratulations from David Burt, the Premier, and...

The Fairmont Southampton hotel has been sold to a Miami-based company, it was announced last night. Karim Alibhai, the founder of investment firm Gencom, said he planned an ambitious programme of renovations at the landmark hotel. Mr Alibhai added: “...

Bermuda’s soldiers said today a career in the Royal Bermuda Regiment was the ranking second job on the island. They explained the RBR offered the chance to develop themselves, network, and boost their chances in the job market, as well as providing a...

Update: Today’s Destination Dockard: Winter Wonderland has been postponed to next week Sunday, December 22, 2019, due to inclement weather and wind intensity. It’s a Winter Wonderland at Dockyard on Sunday, December 15! Royal Naval Dockyard is excit...

A long day is expected in the House of Assembly today as MPs sit for the final session of the year. It is understood that all Bills on the Order of Business that are due for second readings are to be debated, including the Criminal Injuries (Compens...

A performer at Bermuda’s first Pride parade expects a bigger and better party the second time around. Nicky Gurret said yesterday that Bermuda Pride 2019 had been “an event full of joy”. She added: “That’s a great indication of how things went and ...

A new police office opened in the Town of St George yesterday. The community policing office, housed in a renovated building on Somer’s Wharf, will provide a base of operations for community police officers in the Olde Towne. Commissioner of Police S...

Lawyer Saul Dismont detailed in a British law magazine this year how the Government had failed children by not paying for them to have independent legal representation. Mr Dismont submitted an article to Family Affairs, the newsletter of the Family L...

A free concert tomorrow will celebrate the life of an international opera singer who trained many of the island’s artistes. Michaela Antoinette, the daughter of Marcelle Clamens, said the concert at the Berkeley Institute cafetorium would bring toget...