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The Bahá’ís of the Towne of St. George and the Parish of St. George’s will observe the Bicentenary of the Birth of the Báb, Prophet-Herald of the Bahá’í Faith with a presentation of Bermuda’s national tree to the Mayor of the Olde Towne and the Corpo...

A Somerset sports club has spearheaded a drive to raise thousands of dollars for a cancer-stricken former footballer. Troy Govia, a former Somerset Trojans and Somerset Extros player, will use the $6,500 raised to help pay for treatment for gastroint...

The Bermuda Arts Council celebrated five people who made major contributions to Bermudian art. Painter Sheilagh Head and the late Ronald Lightbourne, a poet, playwright and musician, were honoured yesterday with Lifetime Achievement awards for their ...

The opening of a new walk-in clinic has been delayed for almost four months after a row between planning officials and the Development Applications Board. Marico Thomas, the chief executive of Bermuda Medical Specialties Group, said Health Express Ur...

The Minister of National Security urged a British politician to help bring back the BMU code to Bermudian passports during talks in London, he said yesterday. Wayne Caines attended a series of meetings in the UK capital last week. He met Seema Kenned...

A financial technology company that pledged to create 20 jobs will use knowledge gained from a six-month learning period to pave the way for its full operation on the island. Omega One was the first firm to be listed as a digital asset business licen...

A team of youngsters will represent Bermuda on the world stage at an international robotics competition. Team Bermuda, made up of five engineers between the ages of 14 and 18, fly to Dubai tomorrow for the First Global Robotics Competition. The young...

A second councillor in St George has resigned over the leadership style of the town’s mayor. Philip Seaman, a business ratepayers’ councillor for four years, stepped down in part over a decision by George Dowling this summer to open a pedestrianised ...

Westgate inmates have built playground equipment for a preschool. The work was done through a partnership between the prison and Southampton Preschool. Jamahl Simmons, the acting education minister, visited the preschool with national security minist...

Rayquon Woodley-Smith and Tamia Place took home the titles of Mr and Miss CedarBridge at the weekend. They were among a field of 15 students at the annual pageant, which was held in the Ruth Seaton James Centre for the Performing Arts. The contest st...