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It was the passing of a family member that pushed a young Bermudian to pursue her passion for food. Brittany Lightbourne Oakley was 20 when her uncle, Nelson Bascome, the former health minister, passed away. “He was always supportive, encouraging a...

Businesses at Dockyard’s Clocktower Mall were yesterday forced to shut up shop due to a gas leak. The problem was fixed by yesterday afternoon — but several Clocktower store owners said that the incident may have cost them sales on one of their busie...

A total of six dollars in change stolen from a parked car cost a 56-year-old man a $300 fine. Magistrates’ Court heard that David Fubler was identified and arrested by police using CCTV footage after cash was removed from a car parked on Union Stree...

Police today identified the 62-year-old man who drowned yesterday morning as a Canadian national. Thomas Kyser was taking part in what police described as a “snorkelling excursion” near North Rock when he lost consciousness while in the water at aro...

Fresh food supplies are “critically low” after cargo ship Oleander was marooned in New Jersey because of a breakdown, an island supermarket manager warned yesterday. Jasper Guevarra, Arnold’s Discount Warehouse manager, said: “We’re running criticall...

The last Harbour Nights event of the year has been cancelled. A spokeswoman said the decision was made because of the forecasted stormy weather. She added: “In this instance, we take this opportunity to thank our sponsors, partners, set-up crews, v...

Preserve Marriage has become a charity again after home affairs minister Walton Brown overturned a decision to refuse it charitable status. The group, which opposes same-sex marriage and civil unions, first gained charitable status in 2016 but had be...

A campaign to provide families with school uniforms urged members of the public yesterday to dig deep and donate as the start of the new school year approaches. Gina Spence’s Back to School drive has been running for 15 years and has helped hundreds ...

Ewart Brown, the former premier, has called on the Bermuda Government to increase funding for a charity devoted to getting young people’s lives back on track. Dr Brown, who backed setting up the Mirrors programme as one of his priorities when he beca...

Methods used to end mother-to-child transmission of HIV and syphilis in Bermuda could be used to tackle other diseases such as hepatitis. Bermuda announced this month that it had reached the milestone of elimination of HIV and syphilis in newborns — ...