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Hundreds of people got a hot meal and warm clothing at a Christmas charity event in Hamilton last night. Crowds packed St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church hall for the Grateful Bread event, including dozens of volunteers happy to lend a hand. One guest, ...

The new owners of the Fairmont Southampton will spend more than $25 million in upgrades to the 47-year-old hotel. Miami-based Gencom, which already owns Rosewood Tucker’s Point, said its 2017 venture into the island’s hotel business had inspired them...

Job satisfaction among the working population appears to have increased over the past year, the Minister for the Cabinet Office said yesterday Wayne Furbert revealed that underemployment dropped by more than 10 per cent between May 2018 and May 2019,...

The date for a big-hearted chef’s last Christmas charity dinner for the underprivileged has been changed because of the risk of bad weather. Michiko Campbell, the creator of Chiko’s Smokey Rub, said the dinner will be held on December 22 from 3pm to ...

A sick falcon found grounded at Spittal Pond has been returned to the wild after treatment. A Bermuda Aquarium Museum and Zoo spokeswoman said the peregrine falcon was spotted by Erich Hetzel, a birdwatcher and member of the Audubon Society, who cont...

Performers from across the island will take part in a lip-sync battle hosted by the “Queen of Bermuda”. Mark Anderson said people from Sandys to St George’s were on the bill for the contest next week, with a $1,000 prize for the best act. Mr Anderson...

A Court Street Boxing Day tradition will celebrate its 13th year next week with a Christmas dinner giveaway for the underprivileged. Regina Peniston, a community activist, said she hoped to provide enough food for 200 homeless or struggling Bermudian...

Tourists have stolen tonnes of Bermuda’s trademark pink sand from beaches, The Department of Environment and Natural Resources has revealed. It is estimated air visitors alone take a total of about three tonnes of sand a year when they leave — more t...

Members of the public are advised to be on the guard against dishonest visa expeditor service companies. While there are reputable service providers available to the public, there are also, unfortunately, those that take advantage of uninformed custo...

A man who assaulted a police officer at the end of a high-speed car chase through three parishes was yesterday fined and ordered to attend Mental Health Court. Lincoln Smith, 28, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to assault on the officer, dangero...