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A free course on blockchain and fintech business is on offer from the Government’s fintech business unit. The course, run with expert group BermudaChain, will be made up of seven sessions from tomorrow until November 26 and will end with an examinati...

Sir Edward Zacca, the former President of the Court of Appeal, died yesterday. Sir Edward, a Jamaican, served on the Bermuda Court of Appeal for 18 years until his retirement in 2014, passed at home after a short illness. He was 88. Sir Edward was a...

Mothers will be offered free advice on how to access child maintenance by an expert in family law tomorrow. Cristen Suess is to present information and answer questions on the topic at an event hosted by the Women’s Resource Centre. She said the semi...

Rats filmed scurrying across the grounds of a central parish grocery store have prompted Vector Control teams to introduce weekly inspections at the site. The rodents were caught on camera in the trash area outside Arnold’s Family Market in Pembroke....

Residents have the chance to witness cahows in flight on a boat trip provided by the Bermuda Audubon Society and the Bermuda Zoological Society. The RV Endurance will travel off the south shore, beyond Cooper’s Point, where the rare seabirds perform ...

The Bermuda Entertainment Union has launched a bid to drum up new members with an open mic event. Participants will perform stand-up comedy, song, spoken word, instrumental music and dance at the Leopards Club on Friday, from 7pm to 9.30pm. People wi...

Police seized items after raiding the property of prominent lawyer Justin Williams. Officers spent several hours on Saturday carrying out a search of Mr Williams’s home on Point Shares Road, in Fairylands, Pembroke, after arriving at about 6.30am. A ...

A group of middle schoolgirls who spent five days on board sail training ship the Spirit of Bermuda set foot on dry land again on Friday. The Dellwood Middle School girls docked at Albouy’s Point in Hamilton after they sailed along North Shore with o...

Hundreds of people came out to honour Bermuda’s war veterans and the fallen yesterday as the island marked Remembrance Day. The crowds lined Front Street near the Cenotaph at Cabinet Office as the small band of surviving veterans marched on parade al...

Test results that showed the average score by public primary school pupils in maths last year rated as “poor” were not a shock, the founder of a maths tutoring service said. Sergio Pitcher, the founder of Planet Math, said the latest Cambridge Check...