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A boy with severe developmental difficulties will return to school on Monday, ending six months of uncertainty for his family. The Ministry of Education informed Marcia Scraders on Wednesday that her ten-year-old son, Omori, can attend Dame Marjorie ...

Past and present Hamilton Princess and Fairmont Southampton staff reunited for a nostalgic evening at Tom Moore’s Tavern this week. More than 70 former employees of the hotel and their significant others came together for a third reunion of the “Prin...

The parade floats of Bermuda Day were a more than a passion for free-spirited Lionel Smith: each inspiration served as an occasion for a get-together, with friends and family pitching in. If you have watched the colourful processions of May 24, it is...

Bermuda Industrial Union president Chris Furbert has said he is still waiting an update from the Bermuda Government regarding the status of the Reverend Nicholas Tweed’s work permit renewal. On Labour Day, Mr Furbert accused immigration minister Patr...

Patricia Gordon-Pamplin has admitted attending the Olympic Games in Brazil last month, raising the Bermuda Government’s expenditure on the event to nearly $38,000. The Paget West MP said that her $6,312.09 in expenses for the trip, which were not lis...

Some 60 model sailboats designed by local schoolchildren, America’s Cup team members, artists and businesses are going under the hammer as part of an auction to raise money for art programmes run by the Bermuda Sloop Foundation and Masterworks Museum...

The new book Recollections Of 19th Century Bermuda is a gallery of pen-sketches of the island during the Georgian and Victorian eras, a collection of first-hand accounts that bring an immediacy and vividness to our understanding of the history of tho...

Progressive Labour Party MP Walton Brown has been given the go-ahead to sue Craig Cannonier for revealing that he submitted a Pati request. Justice Stephen Hellman told Mr Brown at a Supreme Court hearing that he has “an arguable case” against Mr Can...

A prisoner rarely, if ever, receives a request from a Premier. But for Dwayne Signor an invitation from Michael Dunkley to carve a cedar gift for the Pope has proved to be a “milestone moment” in his life, and one that he hopes to build on as he prep...

An angry mother has accused the Department of Parks of exploiting young volunteers’ desperation to find employment, and failing to pay its salaried workers on time. The mother, who did not wish to be named, said that her son joined the Department’s ...