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Bermudians have to rise above the toxic legacy of the country’s past, a leading social worker has warned. Martha Dismont, the executive director of Family Centre, said: “We’re in an atmosphere of angry rhetoric because of what’s happened in the past....

A former ice cream factory could get a new lease of life as a brewery. Ace Brewing Company has applied to change part of the Bermuda Creamery site in Devonshire from a warehouse to a brew house. The applicants said their plans included cold storage, ...

Digital artist Malaikah Abdul-Jabbar has pulled together her interest in computers and the environment to create a programme to cut down on plastic waste. The 17-year-old animator has used her skills to draw, animate and sell animal-themed artwork fo...

A move to create more spaces for disabled drivers in Hamilton will worsen existing parking problems, retailers have warned. Many shop owners and managers around the city added that the Corporation of Hamilton plan to create more disabled parking spac...

A Christmas drive for sneakers for people in need collected hundreds of pairs this holiday season, one of its founders said yesterday. Ezekiel Stoneham said that the annual 100kickz campaign, which this year started on December 2, had netted more th...

Social-media video clips of the gun murder of a man a year ago have been condemned by police. A spokesman said the two videos of the incident where Ronniko Burchall, who was 30, was shot as he got on his motorcycle at St David’s County Cricket Club o...

An environmental charity will mark its golden anniversary with a New Year’s Day tree planting. The Bermuda National Trust will plant 50 trees on Wednesday to mark 50 years. The event was backed by the newly formed Bermuda Climate Action Network. A...

A schoolboy brought festive cheer to long-term hospital patients with home-made cards on Christmas Day. Mason DiVuolo, 7, went to visit seniors in the Cooper Ward at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital before he opened his presents. Mason, from Pag...

Beginning in January 2020, 95% of Bermudian families will see a reduction in their energy bills. “This holiday season, we are committed to focusing on the sure and steady progress we’re making for Bermudian policies,” said Acting Leader Walter Roba...

North Hamilton will bring in 2020 with a candlelight vigil to promote peace. The community event, to be held at the junction of Court Street and Dundonald Street, is hoped to help create harmony. A spokeswoman said: “Visitors to the highly anticipate...