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Visiting research vessel Corwith Cramer is to host an open house today. Captain Jason Quilter said the public would be able to take a look around the ship before it resumes its voyage north to New York. Captain Quilter explained that the ship, owned...

Giovanni De Braga has been hooked on tall ships since he first sailed on the training vessel Spirit of Bermuda. The 17-year-old Sea Cadet has now been chosen to take a trip to New York on the research vessel Corwith Cramer. He said: “It’s such an ama...

Developer Gilbert Lopes was accused yesterday of “making an illegal operation legal” over a plan to introduce a quarrying operation next to the Grand Atlantic development on South Shore. Lawrence Scott, the Government Whip, told the House of Assembly...

The wife of a senior island churchman is on a mission to help young moms. Fiona Dill, married to Anglican Bishop of Bermuda Nicholas Dill, has worked for many years as a doula — a non-medical birth companion. She said she became aware of the problems...

Neika does not have children of her own, but she has been mother to four children in need. For Neika — not her real name — signed up as a foster parent to give children a safe environment and a place to call home. Neika said she became a foster mot...

Fishermen should protect wildlife this month as seabirds migrate through Bermuda’s waters. Andrew Dobson, president of the Bermuda Audubon Society, said tens of thousands of great shearwaters pass the island every May as they move to the North Atlant...

Top British photographer Alistair Morrison is to return to Bermuda to focus on people who have made a difference to the island. Mr Morrison, whose grandparents moved to Bermuda in the 1930s and whose mother still lives here, said the photographic pro...

Legislation designed to regulate cryptocurrency initial coin offerings was passed this week by the Senate. Andrew Simons, OBA senator, suggested that the legislation was rushed and did not do enough to protect consumers. However Vance Campbell, the J...

Marvin Brock experienced firsthand how the kindness of strangers helped save his son’s life. Now the Bermudian has appealed for help again — this time to save his own life after he had stage four prostate cancer diagnosed. Mr Brock, 70, said: “We man...

Enforced use of trash bins could help combat a rat population explosion on the island, environmental charities said yesterday. Anne Hyde, Keep Bermuda Beautiful executive director, said householders — particularly those who use communal trash areas —...