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Ten years on, a trio of dedicated pool-playing bus operators are still making good on a charitable tribute in honour of their late friend Edward “Sea Weed” Woods. “He was a true friend, very genuine, and he loved pool — this is just our way of rememb...

Bermuda’s capital has topped the list of most expensive cities to live, by crowd sourced global database numbeo.com. The website thecrazytourist.com, founded by a former Google software engineer, ranked the top 20 most expensive cities with Hamilton’...

A campaign group challenging the construction of a maintenance yard in Botanical Gardens has said the Bermuda Government did not comply with legislation on the project. In a statement this afternoon, a spokesman for Take Back Our Park said that Chief...

Months after starring in the Troika production of The Colour Purple, Bermudian Candace Furbert has taken to the stage again in the West End production of Dreamgirls. Ms Furbert has joined the ensemble of the hit show, which opened in London’s Savoy T...

St George Skates will stay open until January 15 due to popular demand — and will be back for more next year. Planning Factory Bermuda announced it had received an “outpouring of support” and requests to keep the rink active beyond its scheduled Janu...

Less than an hour before midnight, Leanne and Timothy Mount welcomed this year’s Christmas baby into the world — Ivy Lily Mount. Speaking this morning, the couple said they had just finished Christmas lunch when Mrs Mount’s water broke yesterday afte...

Actress and former Bermuda International Film Festival judge Carrie Fisher died yesterday at the age of 60. Ms Fisher, who rose to stardom for her role as Princess Leia in the Star Wars film series, suffered a heart attack on an aeroplane last week. ...

Not everybody liked the change — but the show goes on for the Bermuda International Film Festival. The independent festival, which celebrates its 20th anniversary from May 1 to 7 in 2017 at the Earl Cameron Theatre in City Hall, is under new manageme...

Recently released documents have revealed details of the 1979 Constitutional Conference, which eventually led to the abolition of the expatriate vote in Bermuda. The conference, held at Warwick Camp, came as a result of the 1977 riots and the subsequ...

Bermuda’s first million pound footballer is urging young people to pursue their goals just like he began doing six years ago. Nahki Wells, who was Dandy Town’s top scorer in the 2009-10 season before heading to England to pursue a professional caree...