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More than 40 emergency workers have been trained to provide “emotional CPR” by an American expert. Revital Goodman, a trauma specialist, said that it was vital first responders were equipped to provide early care to people who had experienced stressf...

Friends of Hospice, the charity supporting Agape House, Bermuda’s only hospice, today announced that Mrs. Jennifer Mahoney has joined the charity as Executive Director. Mrs. Mahoney brings significant experience in many areas, including three years ...

The City of Hamilton advises the public that No. 1 Car Park will be temporarily closed between May 8th and May 24th in order to facilitate the carrier ship off-loading, storage and transportation of BELCO engines and transformers. The equipment is pa...

Graduates of a restaurant server programme have been offered employment in the hospitality industry. Lovitta Foggo, Minister for Labour, Cultural Affairs and Sports, congratulated the 12 individuals who graduated from Take Five Limited Training Acade...

The Kiwanis Club of St George’s has selected its new leadership team, which takes office on October 1st. The new Officers and Directors are headed by Daron Lowe (seen right front in the photo), and the other board members shown (clockwise from the n...

Numerous members of the Kiwanis Club of St George’s have now received their certification after participating in a SCARS workshop. Shown in the photo (left to right, front row): Past Lieutenant Governor Altama Burgess, Director David Burgess, Past T...

As the Bermuda Electric Light Company (BELCO) prepares to receive new generators for its North Power Station (NPS), the Company today notified the public about traffic delays that will be necessary for the engines’ transportation. Canal Road will be...

A drive to double the number of African-American tourists by 2025 has been launched. Kevin Dallas, the chief executive of the Bermuda Tourism Authority, said that while 182,439 people flew to the island in 2017 only 7,298, about four per cent, self-i...

A marine expo scheduled for St George’s today has been postponed for two weeks because of fears over the weather. The show will now be held on May 19. Last year’s event was also postponed because of bad weather. The expo, organised by the Bermuda Ec...

Sport in Bermuda is to be promoted as part of a drive to boost tourism in the winter months. The Bermuda Tourism Authority said it was working to bring sports conferences and team-training trips to the island, as well as international events. Victori...