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The interest in learning about Bermuda’s maritime history continues as Shirley Pearman and Maxine Esdaille have been again asked to present on African Bermudian Maritime History, this time Part 3 at the West End Sailboat Club in the lead up to the 74...

A group of young people have completed the Mirrors Programme. Social development minister Michael Weeks announced 29 teenagers, aged between 14 and 18, successfully came through the third phase of the project which included an eight-month spell with ...

A massive solar power plant is to be built on a vacant runway at the airport. Saturn Solar Bermuda 1, a part of Canadian-based Saturn Power, will develop the six-megawatt power plant on “the finger”, a runway and munitions pier when the airport was r...

A six-foot hammerhead shark spotted cruising close to the shore is unlikely to be a threat to humans, marine experts said yesterday. Choy Aming, who has researched the creatures for 12 years as part of the Bermuda Shark Project, said that it is not u...

A tall ship designed to be crewed by the disabled is to visit Bermuda tomorrow. The sailing ship Tenacious, one of only two ships adapted for crew with disabilities, is expected to dock in St George’s for a day. The vessel will hold an “open ship” to...

Pupils on the autism spectrum disorder programme at a primary school have been guaranteed transport to therapy sessions at WindReach Bermuda. The Department of Education hired a minibus for pupils of Paget Primary School after complaints about regula...

Bars and hotels across the island have been left high and dry after they failed to get their alcohol licence application in on time. Liquor stores have also been affected and Juan Wolffe, chairman of the Liquor Licensing Authority, said more than 30 ...

Four women have been announced as winners of the English Speaking Union’s annual education awards. The global education organisation picked Maya Palacio, Gilat Smith, Samantha Soares and Tess Spencer. The charity specialises in building communication...

A businessman and a former Mayor of Hamilton appeared in Magistrates’ Court yesterday. Michael MacLean, who planned to create a hotel on the Par-la-Ville Road car park, and his wife, Yasmin, appeared alongside Graeme Outerbridge. Ed Benevides, the su...

The pledge by the island’s Catholic Church to tackle racism has won praise from a government MP. Rolfe Commissiong, a Progressive Labour Party backbencher, said other institutions should take the same approach to “continue this process of healing”. ...