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Bank of Bermuda Foundation is very pleased to announce the appointment of Vivien Carter as Director of Programmes. Vivien has worked as the Foundation’s Programme Consultant for the past two years, liaising with Bermuda’s non-profits on the grant-giv...

European Union leaders welcomed an amendment to economic substance laws before it was tabled in the House of Assembly, the Senate heard yesterday. Vance Campbell, the government Senate spokesman on finance, said Curtis Dickinson, the Minister of Fina...

A 26-year-old man was convicted yesterday of sexual offences against an underage girl. A jury found William Franklin Smith guilty of unlawful carnal knowledge of a girl under the age of 14 and sexual exploitation of a young person by a person in a po...

Hard work paid off for a young ace engineer after his academic excellence gained him a spot in an international honour society. Sekai Wainwright-Basden, 18, was welcomed into the Phi Theta Kappa Honour Society after he scored a 3.894 grade point aver...

An Opposition senator asked the Upper House to condemn threats made to LGBTQ people after the island’s first Gay Pride celebration was announced. Dwayne Robinson, of the One Bermuda Alliance, said yesterday that he hoped more leaders would speak out ...

Drivers were asked yesterday to mark the achievements of the Theatre Boycott organisers in an island-wide show of support next week. Michelle Simmons, an independent senator, said that the plea was made by campaign group Imagine Bermuda, which also h...

A colourful procession honouring Saint Anthony culminated with a festival outside St Anthony’s Church in Warwick. The ceremony for the church’s patron followed a Mass held in English and Portuguese, with celebrants carrying a statue of the saint, bea...

Pupils and their teachers staged a protest yesterday against planned class mergers at their school and fears that staff might be made redundant. Dozens of children and staff from Paget Primary School congregated outside the Anglican Cathedral on Chur...

Music and food will help to bring Portuguese culture alive when a centuries-old national tradition marks its 24th year in Bermuda this weekend. Organisers said everyone was welcome to celebrate the free Festival of the Holy Spirit at King’s Square in...

Questions were raised yesterday by a senator who claimed that an investigation into the Department of Child and Family Services was carried out under legislation that was geared towards financial matters. Nick Kempe, the Opposition leader in the Sena...