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Two new scholarships have been announced for Bermudian students in need of financial assistance to pursue their studies. The Bank of Bermuda Foundation is launching the Donald P Lines Award and the Bank of Bermuda Foundation Vocational Award this ye...

Brothers of Bermuda, a men’s group seeking to grow into a worldwide initiative, was launched this afternoon with a salute to the head boys and deputy head boys at the island’s senior schools. The group, aimed at linking together men to volunteer, men...

A pair of Middletown residents appeared in Magistrates’ Court to deny a series of drug offences this morning. Malachi Evans, 34, and Jan Soares, 57, both pleaded not guilty to possessing heroin and crack with intent to supply in an incident on May 5 ...

Bermuda Tourism Authority assistant research manager Lamar Caines has been elected chairman of the Bermuda Chamber of Commerce’s tourism division. “I want to carry forward some of the things my predecessor, Colin Campbell, initiated and I also have a...

The Bermuda Government’s Bill for a referendum on same-sex relationships is due to be brought before MPs tomorrow in the House of Assembly. The Bill, to be tabled by Michael Dunkley, was announced on Monday when the Premier said that the Government w...

Police have reminded the public to abide by the laws governing protests, after a demonstration against new immigration policies disrupted early morning traffic into Hamilton. Michael DeSilva, the Commissioner of Police, said that the demonstration ha...

The next protest against the Bermuda Government’s immigration reform proposals will take place on Friday lunchtime on the grounds of the House of Assembly. Yesterday morning, former Progressive Labour Party senator LaVerne Furbert posted a Facebook ...

Dessaline Waldron has been dedicating her time to charitable efforts for almost four decades but her heart lies firmly with the Lions Clubs of Bermuda. This year, the 68-year-old grandmother of two will be marking 35 years of working with the organi...

Minister of Home Affairs Michael Fahy has said the behaviour of protesters who caused chaos among early morning commuters on East Broadway yesterday was “unacceptable”. He also told demonstrators that if they objected to immigration reforms they shou...