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A second-year university student is making strides in her lifelong committal to social justice. Emily Sinclair, 19, spent her freshman year at St Francis Xavier University in Nova Scotia, Canada, volunteering with charities and community events. Emil...

An island wholesaler has blamed banana price hikes on increased inspection costs. A spokesman for Butterfield & Vallis said that the repeated rise in the cost of the fruit in the past year was “related to the increasing cost of fruit inspection by t...

Celeste DeShields brought a giant quilt inscribed “For All God’s Children” at a community day over the weekend in support of the island’s HIV charity. Ms DeShields, 70, who has been living with HIV since 1993, said the message was: “It can happen to...

Two police officers have been suspended from duty as part of an ongoing investigation. A Bermuda Police Service spokesman confirmed the suspensions on Saturday evening. He added: “No further information will be provided at this time, so as not to imp...

The closure of an East End restaurant is a significant loss to Bermuda, its owner said last night. Marlon Laws, the owner of Gombeys Bar & Restaurant, in St David’s, said that the establishment was an integral part of the island. Mr Laws said: “Gom...

A Bill dealing with pension scheme payments was put on hold after a string of complaints from the One Bermuda Alliance at the House of Assembly. Wayne Furbert, the Minister for the Cabinet Office, agreed to “rise and report” on the National Pension S...

Spirits were high as the holiday season kicked off in Hamilton yesterday. Revellers of all ages lined the streets to catch a glimpse of Santa Claus and his helpers as part of the MarketPlace Christmas Parade. Sharon Peets was taking in the sights wi...

The City of Hamilton announces that public voting for the People’s Choice award is now open for the Christmas Window Decorating contest. Sixteen Hamilton retailers are participating in the contest and the public is encouraged to visit their store fro...

The Parish Constable for Smith’s Parish, Constable Terry-Lynn Paynter, will be on hand to meet, greet and speak with area residents at the Smiths Parish Council Town Hall on Thursday, December 5th from 6:30pm until 8:00pm in the Whitney Institute Mi...

Clarien Bank Limited has launched its 13th Annual Holiday GiveBack Campaign, encouraging clients, employees and the entire community to celebrate the season of giving by making donations that will again benefit Meals on Wheels. Since 2010 Clarien Ban...