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A repeat offender was sent to drug treatment court after he admitted stealing shirts from PriceRite. Saje Nearon, 39, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to a charge of stealing $192 of merchandise from the store in Mill Reach, Pembroke. Prosecutors...

The Registrar General today issued an advisory to remind the public that, pursuant to recently made amendments to the Charities Act 2014, it is now mandatory for all persons that currently operate or administer a Privately Funded Charitable Trust or ...

Generation Next will be delivering food hampers to families in need and seniors this holiday season. Martin Luther King Jr once said, ‘Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others’?’ With that question in mind, Genera...

The Bermuda Festival of the Performing Arts announced the 2019 Student Outreach Programme today. Festival Executive Director T.J. Armand said: “Thanks to the supporters of the Festival, the Student Outreach Programme will be free of charge for stud...

A three-pronged threat from chronic health problems and an ageing population could lead to a leap in the number of Alzheimer’s disease sufferers, a British expert warned yesterday. Tim Forester-Morgan said diabetes, heart disease and an ageing popula...

Businesspeople will get the chance to show off their skills as detectives and bowlers at two special networking events. Teams will be invited to track a trail of clues around Hamilton and take part in a bowling night. The event is held under the Berm...

Staff at telecoms firm One Communications have returned to work after several days of industrial action. The company and the Bermuda Industrial Union said yesterday an “amicable resolution” had been reached in the dispute, which was sparked by the te...

Dozens of high school pupils will get cash for college under a new grants scheme, the Minister of Education said. Diallo Rabain estimated that “a maximum of 60 students” from Bermuda’s public secondary schools would qualify for the College Promise p...

The abolition of controversial middle schools is still a distant target, the education minister admitted this week. Diallo Rabain said that “much research is still to be done”. But Cole Simons, the shadow education minister, claimed Mr Rabain had b...

Images of three cultural icons taken by one of the world’s greatest portrait photographers are now being shown together in Bermuda. Prints showing boxer Muhammad Ali, British Second World War Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill and American artist G...