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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bermuda announced their top two mentors yesterday. Dan Samilski, won Big Brother of the Year and Nicole Walker was given the Big Sister of the Year award. Mr Samilski is mentor to 12-year-old A’niaz Outerbridge and Ms Walk...

More than 60 soldiers of the Royal Bermuda Regiment were on parade yesterday for the traditional Peppercorn Ceremony in St George. The troops and the RBR Band & Corps of Drums added to the spectacle as the Masonic Lodge of St George’s paid the annual...

Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon, the British Foreign Office Minister for the Overseas Territories, will visit Bermuda today. His visit is expected to reaffirm the strong UK-Bermuda relationship. Speaking ahead of the visit, Lord Ahmad said: “The UK remains...

Front Street festivities tonight will signal the start of triathlon fever as the island marks the opening of MS Amlin World Triathlon Bermuda. Bermuda’s Flora Duffy will play a minor role this year because of injury, but fans will be able to see her ...

The Bermuda College Library will be anything but quiet this weekend as it hosts an event to celebrate 25 years of the Friends of College Library. Robert Masters, head of the library, said the registered charity was formed to help support the library ...

A special four-day sale is under way at Hilgroves on Reid Street, with part of the proceeds going in aid of Family Centre. The auction and consignment gallery, at 73 Reid Street, launched the sale yesterday, and it will continue through Saturday, fro...

Saltus students got a study session on leadership this week from Michael Weber, a Boston based motivational speaker. The core lesson was that leading meant the success of the group, rather than the individual, as well as working with others towards a...

A union leader has warned the owner of power firm Belco not sell the company to Canadian investors. Chris Furbert, president of the Bermuda Industrial Union, highlighted rumours heard “through the grapevine” that Sean Durfy, the Canadian chief execut...

Vulnerable people’s homes are being used as cover for drugs barons and other criminals, police revealed yesterday. Police said intelligence suggested that older people and other at-risk groups were being used by “cuckoos” — criminals who use violence...

Bermuda’s outstanding teenagers have been honoured for their achievements. Topping the awards was Madison Quig, 17, head girl at Bermuda High School. Ms Quig, who attained perfect scores in SAT chemistry and biology and a near-perfect score in mathem...