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A treasure trove of designer items will be sold next week to help a charity that works with families, Family Centre. The “Old Bags” cocktail party, fundraising sale and silent auction will be held at the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club on Tuesday in aid of ...

A barber who played a major role in the Theatre Boycott that helped demolish segregation and whose business served as a hub for the community has died. Earlston “Scratchie” Lawrence was 95. Friends said Mr Lawrence, whose shop is on Angle Street in N...

New school supplies worth $40,000 were delivered this week to Bermuda’s public primary schools. The goods were given to teachers and pupils on Tuesday and yesterday by group Supporting Public Schools. Juliana Snelling, a lawyer and the founder of S...

More than 20 Clarien Bank employees volunteered their time to doing light landscaping work at WindReach Bermuda, to help with necessary cleanup efforts following Hurricane Humberto. The staff members devoted half a day on Friday, November 1 to carry...

This Sunday (November 17), the Department of Youth, Sport and Recreation will host a celebration event to highlight the contributions of local tennis enthusiast the late Sammy Wilson and Olympic bronze medalist Clarence Hill. The Minister of Labour,...

Recently, the Minister of Labour, Community Affairs and Sports, the Hon. Lovitta Foggo, JP, MP, met with local film maker Milton Raposo to discuss his upcoming documentary FABRIC: Portuguese History in Bermuda. The Department of Community and Cultura...

Kaleidoscope will be having its 7th annual Jamboree Fundraiser on Saturday, November 16, 2019 from 9:30AM-1:30PM in their backyard on the corner of Parsons Road and Jubilee Road in Devonshire. Kaleidoscope will be bringing the 1975 eco based classi...

A longstanding leader of the British Virgin Islands, Ralph O’Neal, died yesterday. He was 85. David Burt, the Premier, said Mr O’Neal, who served as the British Overseas Territory’s premier from 2007 to 2011, was BVI’s longest-serving elected represe...

An orphanage and school in Haiti run by Bermudian philanthropist Phillip Rego has suffered through weeks of political unrest in the poverty-stricken country. Mr Rego said yesterday: “Kids are getting robbed or molested and going with fear all the tim...

Journalists and the public have a role to play in ensuring families have privacy to process the sudden death of a loved one, the sister of the late MP Shawn Crockwell said yesterday. Juanae Crockwell said the media should wait to release information ...