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For Conor Outerbridge, capturing his everyday life on film is practice for the future. The 20-year-old former Warwick Academy and Saltus Grammar School student wants to make documentaries and movies one day and spends a good part of every day either ...

The annual Devil’s Isle Paddle Board Challenge is coming back to Bermuda with the aim of helping highlight plastic pollution in the ocean. In a test of endurance, participants will paddleboard 40 miles around the island, launching from Snorkel Park....

A new fence could soon be erected to limit access to a private beach after the owners have become frustrated by waste and noise. Jeremy and Helen Wright, the owners of Gibbet’s Beach — also known as Police Beach — have sought planning permission to e...

The Bermuda Police Service has confirmed it is assisting with the investigation into the death of a 55-year-old Bermudian found dead in Jamaica last month. Ronald Raynor was discovered in bushes in St James, Jamaica, on March 28. Mr Raynor, 55, a f...

A Brit has been declared overall winner of the Bermuda International Town Crier Competition which was held in St George’s last Wednesday. Mark Wylie from Calne in Wiltshire, defended his title in a contest which featured 16 Town Criers from both side...

Four construction companies have been awarded contracts by the Aecon Group who have already started preliminary work on the new airport terminal. And more than 50 Bermudians will be employed, according to the Canadian company who will oversee all of...

A quick conversation about organ donation can save lives while reducing healthcare costs for everyone. Speaking at the launch of Organ Donor Week, the health minister Jeanne Atherden urged all residents to take the time to make their wishes known to...

Universal, unique numbers for anyone who touches the health system will be introduced by the Ministry of Health. This Unique Patient Identifier will enable providers to better coordinate care as part of the ministry’s push to improve the island’s “p...

The Bermuda Trade Union Congress has issued a rallying call to all workers to recognise the important role played by labour leaders this May 1. In a statement released this afternoon the BTUC urged members of the community to take part in a “Solidari...

Lionfish was on the menu this weekend as the ‘Lionfish Mafia’ hosted their first Spring lionfish tournament. A total of 25 people signed up to take part in the competition, resulting in 30lbs of the invasive species being pulled from Bermuda’s waters...