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Four primary schools could face closure as part of the Bermuda Government’s School Reorganisation (Score) Plan but no decisions have yet been made. Parents and teachers yesterday voiced concerns over the possible closures of Gilbert Institute, Prospe...

Bus driver, DJ, animal lover and mother of four, Lois Grizzle has been remembered as a nurturing role model with a taste for the finer things in life. Known simply as “Ma” to her four children, six grandchildren, three great-grandchildren and two gre...

A Bermudian-based reinsurance executive has suffered “life-changing” injuries after being shot in the leg during a robbery at his home in the British suburbs. Timothy Mardon, division president at ACE Tempest Re Bermuda, was at his home in the villag...

The Bermuda Poultry Fanciers Society is to hold its annual competition this month and the deadline for entrants is today. The event is due to take place at the Jack King Building in the Botanical Gardens on February 19, 20 and 21 and will include tu...

A Bermudian designer is earning recognition around the globe as the international fashion weeks approach. Former lawyer Catherine Quin’s all-black collections have got the attention of London’s Telegraph, Elle and other magazines since she debuted in...

A number of employers have been publicly listed by the Bermuda Health Council as having inactive or terminated health insurance. Since last June, the BHeC has been publishing the names of employers who do not have insurance for their employees on the...

A rise in group bookings and the success of the Pink Sale has prompted “cautious optimism” within the tourism sector for 2016. The recent Pink Sale is expected to bring $8.8 million into the local economy in direct visitor spending this year after ne...

The Bermuda College will this week host a discussion on cultural demographics and education in Bermuda. The event will feature local educators Mellisa Gibbons-Tankard and John Duncan discussing their published treatises from the first Bermuda College...

A pancake event will raise money for the project to buy a wheelchair for shooting victim Ralph Burrows today. Progressive Labour Party MP Kim Wilson is presenting her annual Shrove Tuesday feast at the Allen Temple AME Church Auditorium, in Sound Vie...

Saltus Grammar School students are putting their grand ideas to the test thanks to new 3D printer technology. The school’s design technology and IT departments started a campaign to purchase the 3D printers, after pupils learned about their capabilit...