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In a climate where Bermudians are finding it hard to land careers on their own turf, the Bermuda Telephone Company is helping to buck the trend. The company has welcomed ten new local apprentices through a programme, aiming to give them valuable qual...

A Bermudian entertainer’s showcase hits the stage tonight at the Fairmont Southampton with the aim of boosting local talent. Project manager Rick Richardson called the show, which kicks off at 8pm in the hotel’s Mid-Ocean Amphitheatre, an unprecedent...

Problems with the sewage plant at King Edward VII Memorial Hospital have not resulted in any risk to public health, the Government said. A spokeswoman for the Department of Environment and Natural Resources confirmed there were “issues” with the plan...

Meet three of the Bermuda Telephone Company apprentices: Staphen Dill, 26, former CedarBridge Academy student. “I saw the ad a week after it came out on Facebook. I wasn’t originally going to apply but through the wisdom of family members I took th...

Bermuda has been featured in British luxury lifestyle magazine Tatler for the second time this spring. The six-page spread, which also highlights model and former Miss Bermuda Lillian Lightbourn, was planned by Moët & Chandon, the world’s biggest ch...

From sprucing up schools and learning new medical techniques to mastering the art of jungle warfare, it has been an intensive time for the Royal Bermuda Regiment. More than 200 troops have put in a gruelling shift on their annual two-week training se...

Bermuda-themed cocktails were the focus of a special happy hour at the Louis Vuitton America’s Cup World Series New York event village yesterday. The Gosling’s rooftop bar at Brookfield Place Waterfront Plaza brought a touch of “sunny Bermuda” to the...

The two sons of the only Bermudian to officiate in a World Cup football match have paid tribute to their father’s groundbreaking legacy. Keith Dunstan, who ran the line in three matches at the 1970 tournament in Mexico, died suddenly last Saturday at...

Newly appointed Director of Public Prosecutions Larry Mussenden has pledged to help modernise the way the department prepares and conducts trials. Mr Mussenden set out plans to introduce new case-management software with the department and expressed ...

Students pursuing their dreams in academia, sports and the arts were awarded a total of $30,000 at a youth awards ceremony yesterday. Jeremy Pinchin, the CEO of Hiscox Re, presented 14 students with certificates on behalf of the Hiscox Charities Com...