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A Croatian theatre group will bring one of the most iconic love stories to the Bermuda stage. The Dubrovnik-based Midsummer Scene Festival production of Romeo & Juliet opens tomorrow, painting Shakespeare’s tragedy in a 1960s mafia setting. Filip Kre...

Beach Art is a new unique, art house book for the Bermuda market. It has just been published by Nicky Gurret with the first book having been delivered to the The Bermuda National Library and now available at the Bermuda Bookstore, Bookmart at Brown ...

A Bill promoting Bermuda as a “landing hub for transatlantic submarine cables” carrying internet and telecommunications has won approval from both parties in the House of Assembly. Walter Roban, the Deputy Premier, said on Friday that the “one-stop s...

Top lawyers called for a beefed-up Family Court service yesterday and an on-island residential treatment centre for troubled children. Juan Wolffe, the senior magistrate, said people called to Family Court should have better access to legal aid and p...

A total of 14 people have been quarantined so far in the battle to protect Bermuda from a killer strain of coronavirus. The Ministry of Health warned anyone returning from China or other areas with person-to-person transmission of Covid-19 would be r...

Young people are to get the chance to voice their views to the Premier at a public meeting next week. David Burt said he had gauged interest in the event on his Twitter feed before he announced it will take place on Tuesday from 5.30pm. The “open con...

The Royal Bermuda Regiment’s first woman Recruit Camp drill instructor will take to the parade ground this weekend. Colour Sergeant Shanté Arnold, the chief clerk of the RBR, will put the latest intake of 36 raw recruits, including five Officer Cadet...

A tearful mother who has already lost a son to gun crime begged for help yesterday, after another of her children was shot and wounded in an attack at the family home. Nicole Fox made an emotional plea for support, hours after her house in Pembroke w...

The natural splendour and history of the Spittal Pond Nature Reserve was shared with 245 children, teachers, camp leaders and parents who joined the Bermuda National Trust’s Annual Children’s Nature Walk. The 64-acre conservation area on South Shore ...

Not a single penny has been paid into a fund that promised to train Bermudians for careers in financial technology, Parliament heard yesterday. David Burt, the Premier, told MPs that no money had been paid into the Fintech Development Fund so far. M...