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A renowned family clinician will be visiting the island next week to provide training to social service providers, as well as information to the public, on the “dynamics of racial trauma”. Kenneth V Hardy is a professor of family therapy at Philadelp...

Court reports were ordered on a man who yesterday admitted 16 dishonesty offences which took place since November. Colin Landy Smith, 51, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to a raft of charges related to a series of stolen cheques. The court heard...

The Bermuda National Trust is preparing for a busy February with a series of events scheduled for the next three weeks. Among those events on the Trust calender are the Children’s Nature Walk, Plant and Bake Sale, a volunteer event at Royal Naval Cem...

The police raid on former premier Ewart Brown’s medical clinics has elicited concern from the Opposition, which issued a statement today calling for “a swift resolution to this lengthy and costly investigation”. By Dr Brown’s own estimation, the poli...

An 84-year-old man was robbed on Saturday at the Sandys Laundromat, by an intruder who came onto the premises with a bladed article. Along with the elderly proprietor, a 27-year-old male customer was robbed, with the culprit leaving with cash and jew...

A walkout by British Airways cabin crews is set to commence on Friday, with the carrier planning to give details on its contengency plans in the days ahead. The four-day strike, part of a long simmering pay dispute at the UK company, now comes with a...

The Minister of Home Affairs Patricia Gordon-Pamplin has lashed out at her opposite number, calling PLP MP Walton Brown’s comments on immigration “inaccurate and alarmist”. In a statement released on Sunday, Mr Brown took issue with the MarketPlace s...

Two supermarkets are partnering with the Ministry of Health in a project aimed to show how people can eat healthier at less cost. In the lead-up to Nutrition Month, a series of recipe demonstrations will be taking place at MarketPlace and Lindo’s us...

Bermuda’s first crematorium, located in St David’s, could be fully operational by April. Amis Memorial Chapel, which will run the facility, says that construction crews have made excellent progress since initial work began last August. Leon Amis told...

Two Bills crucial to the Bermuda Government’s airport redevelopment were finally approved by 5.15am on Saturday, after a hard-fought 14 hours in the House of Assembly, The Upper House will be the next focal point for lobbying of legislators — with t...