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Bermudian author and former Bermuda College lecturer Angela Barry got to meet the Prince of Wales at the Commonwealth People’s Forum in London. Ms Barry met the heir to the throne after she was selected to have her short story included in an antholog...

Four young Bermudian sportspeople are to appear at the winner’s ceremony for the world triathlon event. The youngsters — Jessie Marshall, Amber Simons, Nick Pilgrim and Caleb Ingham — will hold the medals at the presentation, which will be broadcast ...

St George’s will celebrate the Annual Peppercorn Ceremony on Monday with traditional flair. A Corporation of St George spokesman said: “We welcome all to come out and enjoy the Bermuda Regiment Band with its pomp and pageantry and all of the history ...

The Renault Twizy has been put in the spotlight on the Popular Mechanics website — with Bermuda as the test track. The article, by writer Andrew Moseman reviewed the electric minicars and detailed his experiences driving a Twizy on the island’s roads...

For months, she felt like a helpless spectator to her father’s struggle with Alzheimer’s. Plans involving basic logistics would flummox him like a complex battle plan. But after a pilot programme offered by Action on Alzheimer’s & Dementia proved a h...

Sacked education commissioner Freddie Evans has won a substantial payout after he launched legal action against the Governor and the Government over his dismissal. Dr Evans, who was fired from his post by John Rankin in October last year, settled for...

Existing liquor licences do not cover outside caterers who serve alcohol, the Liquor Licensing Authority said yesterday. Juan Wolffe, the LLA chairman and a senior magistrate, said the authority was keen to help restaurant groups and bars who offer o...

A tourist said Bermudians were the “nicest” people on earth yesterday after her missing purse was handed in to police with cash and other valuables still inside. Jitana Stott, 74, from St Augustine Beach, Florida, was horrified when she found her pur...

Experts say the discovery of a dead shark on a South shore beach this week might indicate commercial longline fishing activity not far from Bermuda’s shores. Video footage of the creature was circulated on social media, including to Choy Aming, of th...

Bermuda’s contract with an American-based organisation designed to fight gang violence has been axed, it was revealed yesterday. Allesandro Nardi, of the National Network for Safe Communities at New York’s John Jay College of Criminal Justice, confir...