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A ground-breaking ceremony for an $11 million technology centre has been celebrated at Bermuda High School. Linda Parker, head of the school, said the start of construction was an important milestone. Ms Parker added: “This ambitious project was env...

A young man spread the gift of charity over his Christmas break by helping build schools in Africa. Brady Cordeiro, 18, from Warwick, spent two weeks building schools with volunteers at the Maasai Mara National Reserve in Kenya. Brady, who attends Ne...

Island taxi drivers have donated cash to charities for the elderly and terminally ill. The Bermuda Taxi Operators Association picked Age Concern and Friends of Hospice because it was aware its membership was ageing and wanted to donate to organisatio...

A plan to hire a PR agency to help the Government’s workforce development department boost its image has been dropped. Businesses were asked to submit tenders last October for a campaign designed to generate a better image for the service. A governme...

An athlete struck down by a stroke a year ago is to take part in a gruelling three-day sports event to celebrate his battle back to health. Bruce Sinclair, 45, will compete in the Bermuda Triangle Half Challenge, part of the Bermuda Marathon Weekend ...

A whopping 770-pound Atlantic bluefin tuna was brought ashore this weekend by a team of brothers fishing at Challenger Bank. Delvin Bean reeled in the fish on Saturday morning from the charter boat Paradise One captained by his brother, Allan Bean Jr...

Bermudians who hope to improve their health as part of their new year’s resolutions should focus on achievable goals, said a New York doctor set to speak in Bermuda this month. Paul Lee, medical director for Global Patient Services at NewYork-Presbyt...

Diners are invited to help promote island restaurants by sharing video reviews on social media. This year’s Bermuda Restaurant Weeks starts on Thursday and will run until February 3. The Bermuda Tourism Authority released a list last week of 49 eater...

Red tape has delayed carers’ payments and caused hardship for war veterans’ families, a campaigner has claimed. Caregivers said a decision to send paperwork to the United States for processing had led to delays of up to three months in the payment of...

As a reminder, the Ministry of Public Works is advising of the upcoming Christmas tree collection schedule: ? Western parishes: All areas west of Tee Street will be collected on Saturday, 19 January, 2019. ? Eastern parishes: All areas east of Te...