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A diabetes expert called on the Government to ensure water and diet drinks are cheaper than sugary sodas and argued that the controversial sugar tax “completely missed the point”. David Cavan, a British-based doctor, questioned whether the island’s s...

Claire Gilman will give a visual presentation on drawing, a medium that is constantly evolving and expanding into unexpected formats and disciplines on Thursday June 27. She will consider The Drawing Center’s approach by examining the institution’s r...

Both BIOS and Bermuda College are known for providing outstanding educational opportunities in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) subjects for the island’s young people. While the Bermuda College is a degree-granting institution ...

For the second year in a row, Clarien Bank has announced it will make a donation to The Flora Fund, this time giving $10,000 in aid of the athletic support charity. Established in May 2018, the Flora Fund was launched by Bermuda’s hometown hero Flor...

To celebrate Earth Day, & PARTNERS hosted Flotsam: a pop up exhibition of photographer Meredith Andrews’ work with single use plastics. 10% of the sales from the event were donated to KBB in support of their advocacy for Bermuda’s environment, throug...

The Progressive Labour Party invites members and friends to our 2019 Family Fun Day! This event will be held on Saturday, June 29 from 11 am to 5 pm at Clearwater Beach, St. David’s. This will be a fun opportunity for swimming, games, food, and bou...

The owners of taxis that are off the road should lose their permits if they fail to renew them in six months, said the Bermuda Taxi Owners Association. David Frost, the BTOA president, said: “We believe that owners who do not renew their licences wit...

The closure of the kitchen at Westgate prison because of a collapsed ceiling caused by water damage was “regrettable”, the national security minister said yesterday. Wayne Caines said that a team from works and engineering had been to the prison to f...

A class of Primary 3 pupils got a crash course in robot building and programming from the Bermuda National Trust yesterday. The youngsters from Port Royal Primary School were taught the basics of robotics, engineering and programming using Lego WeDo2...

A Bermudian man was jailed last week for 20 years for a brutal campaign of domestic abuse against his 29-year-old former girlfriend. Tarik Hill, 35, formerly from Devonshire, was found guilty of false imprisonment, two charges of causing actual bodil...