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The founder of a charity for families is to step down next summer. Martha Dismont, the executive director of Family Centre, announced yesterday that she would retire in June. Ms Dismont said that it was time to give the “future generation of leader...

Government had an opportunity to help save Caroline Bay, the One Bermuda Alliance said today. OBA Leader Craig Cannonier said: “Several weeks ago, we met with the developers of Caroline Bay where they outlined a plan for new investment into the hotel...

Staff and students at Saltus have raised more than $10,000 to help the victims of Hurricane Dorian. “It was a fantastic effort from everyone,” said Deputy Head Nicole Chichon. “In Bermuda we understand how devastating hurricanes can be and many of o...

Charities are being asked to submit applications for donations from the 2020 End-to-End. The focus will again be on the Bermuda Family and applications are being sought from charities that will address seniors basic needs and support services; youth...

Bermuda featured as a wedding destination in a major multicultural bridal magazine. Several Bermuda businesses were showcased in the Munaluchi Bridal Magazine shoot at the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club organised by destination wedding planner Onik...

The people of the Bahamas need “emotional and spiritual” support after the destruction of Hurricane Dorian, a frontline relief worker said. Major Clarence Ingram, formerly with the Salvation Army’s Bermuda Division, said that the island of Abaco “is...

A teenager tearfully told the Supreme Court yesterday how an adult man sexually violated her in his office while she was still in middle school. The woman, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, told the defendant from the stand: “I don’t unders...

The island’s seniors advocacy group remains resolute despite suffering its worst financial year for two decades. Age Concern revealed “a challenging year” for fundraising, with a deficit of $107,804 for the year ending March 31, 2019. The financial...

A charity tackling one of the island’s most prevalent chronic illnesses has appealed for funding, even as it prepares to open a badly needed new treatment centre in Hamilton. Next week, the Bermuda Diabetes Association celebrates with a roof-wetting ...

The mother of a gay man killed in a hate crime 25 years ago said the turnout for Bermuda’s first Pride parade showed his death was not in vain. Wilfred “Oopie” Ming, 22, was stabbed to death by Winston Burgess in September 1994 after they became invo...