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Family and friends are mourning the loss of Clarence Ross Smith, a well-known figure in the St George’s community. A founder of the Bermuda Heritage Association, Mr Smith worked with the Corporation of St George for more than ten years as an alderman...

Doppler radar imagery has returned to the Bermuda Weather Service website, although the system is still being tested. The radar, based at the LF Wade International Airport, provides a moving graphic of rain and storms as they approach Bermuda. The e...

Legislation to pave the way for a five-star hotel in St George’s is due to be debated today at a special sitting of the Senate. The St George’s Hotel Act 2015 authorises the leasing of the land to the developer and grants rights, leases, concessions,...

Learning the fashion business has made it an intriguing summer for Margaret Dunne, the young designer behind the window displays at the AS Cooper department store. Creating outfits from blank newsprint was no easy task, but the 17-year-old jumped at ...

All of Bermuda should agree on a set of core values that will help to guide responses to social problems, according to Martha Dismont of Family Centre. Mrs Dismont believes that by outlining the Island’s fundamental beliefs in a national plan — bring...

More than $200,000 in awards were given to Bermudian students at the Bermuda Electric Light Company’s annual presentation. Taking place at Belco headquarters, a wide range of scholarships, bursaries and awards were handed to those aiming towards high...

The Bermuda High School for Girls today announced its GCSE/IGCSE results — with Brianna Mendes becoming the school’s first student to achieve 12 A*s across the board. In total, 93 per cent of all GCSE/IGCSE grades received by BHS students in 2014/15 ...

A 53-year-old Pembroke man has been banned from the roads for a year for refusing to provide a sample of blood for analysis. Appearing in Magistrates’ Court this morning, Malcolm Symonds admitted the offence which took place in Pembroke on Saturday....

Legislation setting the stage for a long-anticipated resort in St George’s has been approved in the Senate. However, the St George’s Resort Act, which allows leases and concessions in connection with the development, faced sharp scrutiny from the Opp...

The Duchess of Gloucester will make an official visit to Bermuda in October. As Colonel-in-Chief of the Bermuda Regiment, she will attend the Bermuda Tattoo as part of the regiment’s 50th anniversary and visit headquarters at Warwick Camp. During her...