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Jack Finlay found himself between jobs — and decided it was an opportunity to hone his writing skills. Now his first children’s book, The Adventures of Edward, is set to appear on store shelves on the island. Mr Finlay said: “It’s very surreal. This ...

Bermuda-born violinist Mairéad Hickey will return to the island this weekend for the Bermuda Philharmonic Society’s Autumn Classics concert. Ms Hickey said yesterday: “It’s fantastic being back in Bermuda. I still have a lot of friends here so we hav...

Saltus Grammar School is to hold a special event to highlight how the school prepares pupils for university. The Saltus Graduate Years open house will be held Thursday afternoon and open to parents and pupils entering their junior or senior years of ...

Police have launched a murder investigation after a 30-year-old man was shot dead in Pembroke on Friday evening. The victim, who was last night named by police as Morlan Steede, was shot by a man on a motorcycle on One Way Deepdale at about 9.40pm. ...

David Burt claimed yesterday that the Progressive Labour Party had completed 14 of its 21 “first 100 days” election pledges. But statements by the Premier and his PLP colleagues suggest only ten of the promises have actually been fulfilled, with nine...

Former Progressive Labour Party MP and senator Reginald Burrows, who died yesterday, was an eclectic Progressive Labour Party veteran and elder statesman of Bermuda politics. Mr Burrows, who was 83, battled Bermuda’s segregation in his personal, busi...

A stretch of road in Hamilton is to be shut for a food truck festival at the weekend. Pitts Bay Road will be closed from Bermudiana Road to Woodbourne Road from 1am to midnight on Sunday for the Bermuda Tourism Authority event. And motorists were war...

The Salvation Army has announced a series of events in the run-up to Christmas. They include: • Christmas Hamper Assistance: People can sign up from next Monday. This year, as well as the regular sign-up site next to the Thrift Store in Hamilton, two...

Christmas has come early to a pair of restaurants in Hamilton. Rosa’s Cantina and Chopsticks are banking on the extra time to drum up support for their seasonal fundraiser in aid of two children’s charities. The sister restaurants want to make sure ...

Bermudian Zoe Kempe said yesterday that New York was carrying on as normal in the wake of Tuesday’s terror attack. Ms Kempe vowed to continue with a cookery course in the city despite being less than two streets away from the scene of the mass killin...