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A Cup Match legend and former Progressive Labour Party MP passed away at the weekend. Lloyd James died at the age of 82. Betty James, Mr James’s wife, said her husband of nearly 59 years was a sincere man, but that he knew how to joke around. She ...

A karate school turned to kite-making to help preserve Bermudian culture. Tabata-Ha Shotokan Karate-Do Bermuda said it was important to promote the skill of kite-making, a Good Friday tradition. Andrea McKey, the administrator and a teacher at the s...

Hundreds of people turned out for the Bermuda National Trust Palm Sunday Walk under sunny skies in the West End yesterday. Bill Zuill, the executive director of the BNT, said the annual walk was a huge success and that about 2,300 people took part. ...

A schoolboy is on target to graduate from CedarBridge Academy this summer two years ahead of schedule. Kace Wales, 15, has also come top of five Bermudian candidates accepted to study for the International Baccalaureate diploma through the United Wor...

David Burt, the Premier, hosted an annual Easter event over the weekend. The Premier’s Children’s Easter Egg Hunt was held at CedarBridge Academy on Saturday. The event included games, face painting and music. Refreshments were also provided.

An energy plan will include a mix of ways to generate power, the Minister for Home Affairs has signalled. Walter Roban said the energy blueprint would take elements from all eight energy generation proposals submitted to the Regulatory Authority of B...

Ideas from members of the public could help to shape the Agricultural Show in the next few years, one of the organisers said at the weekend. Jeff Sousa, a spokesman for the event, predicted that after its successful 80th anniversary, the show would o...

A trio of musical brothers have launched a schools programme to help to keep Bermuda’s entertainment traditions alive. The Simons Brothers — Jonathan, 18, Solomon, 16 and Leo, 12 — aim to visit nine primary schools and kicked off at the Gilbert Insti...

Health minister Kim Wilson will make a presentation on healthcare costs at a town hall meeting. The Progressive Labour Party’s political education committee is organising the event at Alaska Hall on Monday, from 6pm to 7pm. Ms Wilson has said changes...

A dozen driving offences cost a teenager $7,270 in fines and an 18-month ban at Magistrates’ Court on Friday. Chez Rogers, 18, also had 57 points added to his driving licence. Rogers, from St George’s, admitted dangerous driving, failure to stop for ...