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Caged birds are allegedly neglected at the Botanical Gardens, according to two members of the public who claimed parrots and peacocks have been left without water. Maintenance of the enclosures near Camden has come under fire on several occasions, wi...

Bermuda’s Youth Parliament has been applauded by the Secretary-General of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association. According to Akbar Khan, the institution is a clear example of the legislature reaching out to young people and young people respon...

Generous donors have joined forces to help buy a new boat for the Bermuda Zoological Society. The 30ft Beachcat, called Callista, arrived on the island in June and has already been used to ferry children to summer camps. The purchase was made possibl...

Moustache season has begun with Movember 2016 already under way. Dozens of men across the island are set to grow moustaches throughout the month as part of the annual event to raise money — and awareness — about prostate cancer and men’s health in ge...

The mother of the West Pembroke Primary School student hit by a motorcyclist who rode away shortly afterwards has urged the driver to contact police. Lillian Joell said her family was “very grateful and very relieved” that seven-year-old Evan Joell ...

Senator Jeff Baron met with a senior White House adviser in September about the island’s response to natural disasters. According to a spokeswoman, the national security minister met with Samantha Medlock of the White House Office of Management and B...

Dolphin Quest Bermuda will be hosting a family fun day on Saturday to mark its 20th anniversary. The public are invited to help celebrate two decades of marine mammal conservation, education and scientific study in Bermuda. “It represents, to us, 2...

Two motorcyclists were taken to hospital after they collided at the junction of Crow Lane and Lane Hill in Pembroke on Thursday. However, both have now been discharged. According to police, the two men — a 30 year-old from Sandys and a 57 year-old fr...

Bermuda Tourism Authority is encouraging entrepreneurs to come up with ideas that will bring new “amenities and experiences” at five of the island’s public beaches. The five locations for the BTA’s Beach Economy Vision are Horseshoe Bay, Shelly Bay,...

World triathlon champion Flora Duffy went back to school yesterday morning, visiting Warwick Academy, which she attended as a teenager, before eventually becoming a professional athlete. And she was greeted with a warm welcome by both students and te...