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Shoppers flocked to a Hamilton china store sale yesterday as the firm prepared to shut up shop after 175 years in the business. Melanie Hocking, 39, wanted to buy replacement china for Greenbank Guesthouse in Paget, which is owned by her family, befo...

The Hamilton Rotary Club of Bermuda will be celebrating its 95th anniversary in a special dinner at Coco Reef on Friday March 15th at 7pm. All members of the public who are interested in joining us to celebrate some of the club’s longest standing mem...

Dr. Michael Brooks, Medical Director of Bermuda Urology Clinic will be the guest speaker at the quarterly “Docs for Dinner” event to be held on March 21, 2019 at 7:30 p.m. at Café Lido. Dr. Brooks will speak to the topic “PSA Screening – Does it actu...

The Bermuda Housing Trust hopes to develop a sixth property to add to its 183-unit housing stock. Lieutenant-Colonel David Burch, the Minister of Public Works, said the project would serve to support seniors who are capable of independent living but ...

The prestigious Bermuda Shorts Competition continues over lunchtime at the Speciality Cinema II from 12.15-1:45pm through Friday March 15th. Documentary shorts screen Saturday and a Family Short Film selection is featured on Sunday. Tickets are avail...

More than $3 million was paid to Bermuda Hospitals Board over 17 months to offset costs incurred by new diagnostic imaging fees, Parliament heard on Monday. Kim Wilson, the Minister of Health, said that from June 1, 2017 to October 31, 2018 that $3.1...

Caseloads at the Department of Financial Assistance are holding “steady”, with more than 200 clients per member of staff, according to Kim Wilson, the Minister of Health. The department has 33 staff in total budgeted to support more than 3,200 people...

Requests from the public for information have hindered the work of the Ministry of Health, the House of Assembly heard yesterday. Kim Wilson, the health minister, said staff were “disproportionately burdened” by questions submitted under public acces...

Solutions to social problems do not have to come from people in leadership positions, a veteran teacher has said. Shawnette Somner, the education officer for the Department of Corrections, said: “Everybody who has a solution does not necessarily have...

Members of the media have been asked to tell the Government about how they can help highlight its work. The Cabinet Office issued a request for information as it sought “new avenues” for sharing news with the public. A notice published on the Governm...