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The 35th America’s Cup has given one lucky Bermudian teenager a unique insight into event management as well as an opportunity to further her career ambitions. Arden Vickers has been working as a radio and log assistant in the Joint Agency Co-ordinat...

The annual Canada Day beach party is set to rock Warwick Long Bay again after a group of sponsors stepped forward. While the future of the event was up in the air after the Association of Canadians in Bermuda gave up their charitable status, presiden...

The Department of Education will be hosting its third annual Steam Academy this summer. The Gifted and Talented Eduction Programme teaches students science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics. The academy is being conducted in partnership...

Former MP John Barritt has just over a week from today to decide whether to declare his candidacy in the upcoming General Election. Admitting he had to be “realistic” with July 18 looming, Mr Barritt said last night that he remained undecided, but wo...

A breakfast programme for students in need has flourished to cover 15 schools, up from 12 in 2016, with almost 100,000 meals given out in the last year alone. For Sheelagh Cooper, founder of the Coalition for the Protection of Children, the steady cl...

The most valuable and enduring lesson in art appreciation Michael Frith learnt at Warwick Academy wasn’t taught to him in a classroom. Rather it was inadvertently stamped on his subconscious while standing in front of the school flagpole every morni...

Dozens of young Bermudians gathered at Alaska Hall last night to voice their thoughts to the Progressive Labour Party. Numerous PLP candidates including party leader David Burt, Wayne Caines, Dennis Lister III, Renée Ming and Diallo Rabain used the o...

Ten awardees have been handed Dr Barbara Ball Public Health Scholarships. The ministry prioritised scholarships to help fill known gaps in capacity, including nursing, occupational therapy, speech therapy, social work, and environmental health. In to...

Three years ago she was a line cook at The Swizzle Inn — now she is kitchen supervisor at one of the world’s top hotel brands. By receiving the Tomasz Tabor Hospitality Scholarship, Sajni Richardson was given a helping hand on the path to her job as ...

Former premier Ewart Brown has called for a Commission of Inquiry to look into the conduct of the police and the Attorney-General’s Department relating to the “endless investigation” into him. Dr Brown, through his legal team, has written to Governor...