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Stark new figures reveal how chronically sick Bermudians fare worse in comparison with British diabetes patients. However, the Bermuda Wellness Foundation sees hope through tweaks to the island’s healthcare model. Two proposals emerging from a “groun...

Winners have been announced for the Bermuda International Film Festival. The festival at the Earl Cameron Theatre ran for one week, concluding yesterday. Winners were as follows: Competitive Shorts Jury Awards • Overall Winner: Night Call, directed b...

More than 100 children joined in the fun at the Premier’s Annual Easter Egg Hunt at CedarBridge Academy. David Burt and his wife, Kristin, were the hosts for the event, which featured games, dances and photographs with the Easter bunny. The Premier s...

A speaker at an anti-violence event to be held today said he ignored a friend’s calls for spiritual intervention before his arrest more than ten years ago. Raymond Symonds explained: “Someone did reach out to me, but I didn’t want to hear it.” Mr Sy...

When she first started taking part in wheelchair races, many people thought Jessica Lewis was doing it just for fun. After becoming a two-times Paralympian and winning a gold and bronze medal in major international championships, Ms Lewis has learnt ...

Schoolchildren held a tea party yesterday to show their appreciation for seniors. Reeshemah Swan, principal at Whitney Institute Middle School, said the second Seniors’ Tea Party was about making the older generation feel special. She added: “We wan...

Public servants and the Bermuda Civil Aviation Authority have signed a three-year collective bargaining agreement. The BPSU said the backdated agreement was signed on February 27 and was effective from April 1 last year. It will expire at the end of ...

The Bermuda National Trust’s annual Palm Sunday Walk will take participants on a historic tour through Hamilton Parish tomorrow. The five-mile walk will start at the Wilkinson Memorial Park on Coney Island Road and take walkers to sites usually close...

The Senate approved the purchase of the failed Sandys 360 sports centre for $1 million yesterday. The Purchase and Sale Agreement Between the Trustees of Sandys Secondary Middle School and the Government of Bermuda was passed with no objections. And...

The woman crowned Bermuda’s queen of fishcakes said she was shocked by her win. Valerie Pethen explained: “I consider myself a hit-and-miss cook at everything. “Fishcakes are one of the few things that I do, and I enjoy doing.” The 72-year-old Pag...