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City buildings could be brightened with art work if owners put their properties forward for a new public art programme. The City of Hamilton has asked for suggestions on where people would like to see work created in the 2019 Vivid project. Property ...

The sale of foreign newspapers on the island is to end after 90 years, it was revealed yesterday. George Grundmuller, president and chief executive of the Phoenix Stores group, said its Phoenix Express arm, which imported papers from around the globe...

A regular visitor to Bermuda is to run all three legs of the Bermuda Marathon Weekend to raise cash for a cancer charity in memory of his wife, Lisa, who died of the disease. Ms Maloney died of cancer in 2016 and husband, Kevin, decided to run to hel...

An anti-violence campaigner has called for a colourful display by members of the public next week as part of a bid to beat gang warfare. The Bermuda Wears Red event on Monday has been backed by local businesses, teachers and the Government. Desmond...

A minibus operator punched by a taxi driver in a transportation turf war at an island beach said there was tension between the two groups, but that there was enough work for everyone. Larry Franklin Sr said: “Some people feel the minibus is overpower...

Netball players have asked for an indoor court after their site at a park was vandalised again. Kimale Evans, the president of the Bermuda Netball Association, wants public and government support for an indoor playing area after the courts at Bernard...

A Bermudian dance teacher yesterday relived the horror of a terror attack in her adopted home of Nairobi. Joanne Ball-Burgess, who has lived in the Kenyan capital for eight years, said that the attack on a hotel and office complex which killed at lea...

Children as young as 11 are being exposed to pornography, parents in Bermuda have been warned. Deana Puccio, a social-media expert and former New York court prosecutor, said mothers could not pretend their own sons were not affected. Ms Puccio told T...

A schoolmate’s good deed inspired a ten-year-old girl to help a charity. Alaysia Glasford, a primary 6 pupil at Paget Primary School, handed $340 collected instead of Christmas gifts to the Bermuda Society for the Blind on Tuesday. She said: “Every t...

Cabinet Office minister Walton Brown revealed yesterday that the Government has not found the money for a Commission of Inquiry into “land grabs” and property theft, nor has it asked Britain to pay for one. Mr Brown, who first proposed an inquiry and...