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Thirteen jobs are to go at Butterfield Bank in Bermuda. A spokesman for the bank said staff had been told the news yesterday. “Butterfield today announced a restructuring at the executive committee level and involving several departments that will re...

Seniors will enjoy the fun and nostalgia of Cup Match without the sweltering heat at a tea party next week. Organiser Terry Smith expects 100 people to attend, up on the 80 who came to the first event last year. He hopes it will become an annual tra...

Graphic designers will display their work at a showcase scheduled to open today. SJD World, a graphic design firm, and the Bermuda Society of Arts have teamed up to present the Graphic Design Showcase to Bermuda in City Hall. The show will feature a ...

The chairman of the island’s blockchain business development group was yesterday fined for forgery of his car registration. John Narraway admitted to using fraudulent vehicle documents in Magistrates’ Court yesterday and was fined $300 by Magistrate ...

Levels of child abuse and family problems are to be surveyed in an attempt to tackle a growing problem, a child protection expert has said. Stephanie Guthman, director of specialised training and assessment at charity Family Centre, added that abuse,...

A public register of sex offenders will take a step closer today after a special report is tabled in the House of Assembly. The report, the result of work by a Joint Select Committee of the House, was asked to look at current legislation relating to ...

A maths lecturer has claimed an island record after he memorised the maths constant Pi to 6,200 digits. Troy Ashby said the task was all about taking on a personal challenge. He added: “To achieve what may seem impossible is a great thing and a gre...

Bermuda College has taken to the streets to give potential students a look at its autumn schedule. The college set up a pop-up tent on Nellie’s Walk near Hamilton’s City Hall to promote its courses, including those on the Professional and Career Educ...

Three two-year-old children found playing on a “building site” after they wandered away from their nursery are lucky to be alive, the shocked mother of one of the toddlers said last night. Nallia Trott said it was thought the toddlers crossed a busy ...

A school safety report will be published by the end of the year after work to fix problems has been inspected, the Minister of Government Reform said. Lovitta Foggo confirmed the document, which was intended for official use, will be made available t...