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Shirley Christopher has been remembered as a remarkable woman who dedicated her life to helping others. Friends and family yesterday paid tribute to the former teacher, who died earlier this month at the age of 84. Her son, D. Lloyd Christopher said:...

Bermuda’s newest soldiers got their first taste of military life today as the Royal Bermuda Regiment’s annual recruit camp started with a bang. The recruits saw a demonstration of the firepower in the regiment’s arsenal, as well as training aids like...

A former leader of the United Bermuda Party has paid tribute to the late Quinton Edness, a longstanding minister under the UBP government. Kim Swan, now the MP for St George’s West under the Progressive Labour Party, offered condolences to Mr Edness’...

An animal advocacy group has called for stricter penalties for people who abuse animals after images of a drowned dog were posted online. It came after police said they were investigating “disturbing images” being circulated of a dog that was found ...

Cheaper healthcare will continue to be one of the most important government priorities, health minister Kim Wilson said today. Ms Wilson said: “The Government is currently reviewing all healthcare fees and will implement a new fee schedule in 2018. ...

Horses are looking for a new home after a riding school went into liquidation. The 12 animals, from the now-closed Spicelands Riding School, were turned over to the SPCA which has launched a bid to find them new owners. A spokeswoman for the animal c...

Ewart Brown yesterday paid tribute to his former political foe Quinton Edness on behalf of “all of us who want the best for Bermuda”. The former premier, who defeated Mr Edness in Warwick West at the 1998 General Election, praised the veteran politic...

Kamani Tait is on a mission to change the way people view their own health. Mr Tait, a botanist and nutritionist from the US who will deliver a lecture tomorrow, is “passionate about getting people back to nature”. On his first visit to the island wi...

A move to control food prices may not help disadvantaged island residents, an economist warned yesterday. Craig Simmons, senior economics lecturer at Bermuda College, said: “It is difficult to see how price controls can help those in poverty.” Mr Sim...

A high-tech computerised X-ray service at the Brown-Darrell Clinic is to shut because of “severe reductions in payments”, it was revealed yesterday. Clinic owner Ewart Brown blamed the Bermuda Health Council for the closure of the CT scan service. Ho...