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Former classmates of the late Malinda Binns have banded together to help her family cover the cost of her cancer treatment. The Whitney Bulls class of ’77 to ’82 is a group of Whitney Institute graduates who “pull together as a unit during good times...

A top police officer has warned that parents worried about sexual abuse should be wary of those who are close to their children rather than strangers. Acting Detective Chief Inspector Mark Clarke, one of those investigating cases of sexual abuse on t...

A new film is set to be shot on the island early next year, with producers on the lookout for local actors. The film, shooting under the working title Babymoon, will feature Kelly McGillis, star of Top Gun and Witness, along with Kate Mansi, who star...

Legislators are expected to debate two Acts key to the airport development plans on February 3 — the first day of Parliament after protesters against the project blocked the House of Assembly on December 2. Bob Richards, the Minister of Finance, conf...

Martha Dismont, the executive director of Family Centre, has described Andrew and David Bascome’s revelation of being sexually abused as “monumental”, emphasising that “we as a community can no longer hide these problems”. She said the recent announc...

A 15-year labour of love by educator and folklorist Shirley Pearman has resulted in Bermuda’s first definitive compendium of the island’s traditional arts and crafts. “I hope teachers and parents will not look at it as a how-to-do book, but as a vehi...

The MEF Group of restaurants is on the lookout for as many as 100 new employees to meet the demands of the 35th America’s Cup. Dale Butler, the director of training, leadership and communications at MEF Group, said it was particularly looking for col...

A love of football and fitness spurred Joseph Pereira to explore sports massage as a career choice and at the age of just 22 he is the proud owner of his own business. The Bermudian certified massage therapist is now working as a provider for North ...

Political fallout and antigovernment demonstrations are among the range of security scenarios envisaged by organisers preparing for the 35th America’s Cup. “You have to facilitate peaceful protest, but you also have to facilitate the rights of others...

The voters of Warwick South Central head to the polls tomorrow to select their new MP, in the year’s second by-election for a constituency seen as a strong seat for the Opposition. Three contenders have thrown their hats in the ring for Constituency ...