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Young aerial dancers will put on a display at an arts show tomorrow. “Love is in the Air: A First of May Circus Spectacular”, by Kinetix Natural Movement and Elevate Aerial Arts, will feature the young newcomers alongside other experienced dancers. A...

The International Compliance Association, considered to be the leading professional body for the global regulatory and financial crime compliance community, is pleased to announce a new partnership with Bermuda College, to offer its entire suite of q...

Primary school pupils created an art project as part of a bid to embrace their differences. Schoolchildren at West Pembroke Primary School created colourful puzzle pieces as part of a project for World Autism Month, which was held in April. Zola Fr...

Kalmar Richards, the Commissioner of Education, issued the following statement regarding Education Month: Education Month 2019 has come to an end and I want to extend a big thank you to all of the staff in the Bermuda Public School System for the wor...

A man who imported more than $230,000 worth of drugs was imprisoned for eight years last Friday. Marvin Woolridge, 56, admitted three charges of importation of cannabis resin, ecstasy and cocaine and three counts of possession with intent to supply. ...

Bermuda’s celebrity seal is doing well in her temporary home at an aquarium on the American East Coast. American Daisy Dohanos, a frequent visitor to the island and author of the blog Smitten with Bermuda, has been keeping track of Lou-Seal, who was ...

Schoolchildren will march to promote peace tomorrow. Anti-violence campaigner Desmond Crockwell has organised the event and believes that Bermuda’s youngsters have a key role to play in the battle against serious crime. He said: “The youth of today ...

A New Jersey artist inspired by Bermuda’s rugged coastline hopes an exhibition of his work will lead to more creative opportunities on the island. Jason Bereswill said he had been “pulled to paint” since his first trip to Bermuda in 2017 and repeated...

Personal prejudice played no part in the choice for Commissioner of Education, a lawyer for the Board of Education told Supreme Court yesterday. Delroy Duncan said: “There was no possibility that this process was affected by bias.” Mr Duncan was sp...

A water-quality testing programme has started at the island’s most popular beaches. Environmental health officers started the annual check programme last month. A Department of Health spokeswoman said: “Testing started on April 1 and monthly updates ...