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An alleged sex assault on a woman soldier at the Royal Bermuda Regiment’s recruit camp is under investigation, police said yesterday. A police spokesman confirmed: “A female soldier was reported to have been assaulted by a male soldier.” He said tha...

Disa Potgieter-Oubella, who died last Sunday, aged 64, was described last night by her son, Gavin Manders, as a woman with a drive to help others. Mr Manders, the island’s leading tennis player, said: “I would not have made it here or be who I was wi...

Danielle Gibbons and Chevon Burrows have grown since they were taken on at an island florist. The two landed jobs at Demco last year as part of the Mid-Atlantic Wellness Institute’s learning disability programme and both said work had helped them bec...

A collection of America’s Cup metalware has been exhibited alongside historic artefacts at the Bermuda Historical Society’s museum in Hamilton. The aluminium alloy ice bucket, a tray, a picture frame and catch-all tray will remain on display at the Q...

Thrift shops are becoming more popular as cash-conscious customers look for ways to stretch their money. However, now it is not just low-income earners who are shopping smart for second-hand goods. Nancy Oughton, general manager of the Hospital Auxil...

An intriguing slice of Bermuda’s maritime history has been making waves in England by attending nautical heritage ceremonies and anniversary celebrations. British engineer Malcolm Nicholson’s recreation of the Bermuda schooner HMS Pickle, which broug...

A former MP and Mayor of St George called yesterday for a clean-up at the nature reserve on Cooper’s Island. Kenneth Bascome warned the “national gem” was in a poor state and that more could be done to make the most out of the reserve. He said: “This...

A devoted mother and a passionate educator; that was how friends and colleagues remembered popular teacher and tennis mentor Disa Potgieter-Oubella, who died on Sunday. Mrs Potgieter-Oubella, who was also a well-known and widely respected figure in B...

The Government should come clean over “unanswered questions” about the shock resignation of Zane DeSilva from the Cabinet, Opposition leader Jeanne Atherden said yesterday. She was speaking after David Burt, the Premier, announced at the weekend that...

The Government has changed scholarship programmes to benefit a wider range of candidates. Diallo Rabain, the Minister of Education and Workforce Development, said changes have been made to several scholarships. He added: “We are expanding scholarship...