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A community mentor and devoted curator of the Carter House Museum, one of Bermuda’s oldest homes and an historical treasure of St David’s, has died at 86. Dolores Harrison loved showcasing the historic 17th-century house and museum of the St David’s ...

Additional hurricane relief to assist the Bahamas still remains in Bermuda after the island’s first consignment of donations was sent two weeks ago. Wayne Caines, the Minister of National Security, said that the Government would welcome help with ext...

The Green family, owners of the Hamilton Princess & Beach Club, has stepped in to cover the $15,000 shortfall in funds needed to send additional hurricane relief to the Bahamas. The move comes following an announcement by Wayne Caines, Minister of Na...

Bermuda’s soldiers today worked with highly-trained British Army protection dogs as part of a major Royal Bermuda Regiment training exercise in the UK. Troops from the RBR worked with the Royal Army Veterinary Corps’ (RAVC) 1st Military Working Dogs ...

Fees for dropping off horticultural waste, which were dropped in the aftermath of Hurricane Humberto, are to be reinstated on Monday. The Ministry of Public Works advised the public to take advantage of waived fees and bring remaining trees and folia...

The Grateful Bread is hosting its monthly dinner for people in need this evening and is inviting donors and volunteers to lend a helping hand. The programme, run by Juliana Snelling and Suzi Outerbridge, provides free hot meals for the needy takes p...

A Bermudian lawyer has been nominated as one of the leading practitioners in her field. Juliana Snelling, of Canterbury Law Limited, was named in the Who’s Who Legal: Labour, Employments and Benefits 2019 publication. It is the second time Ms Snellin...

The Minister of Labour, Community Affairs and Sport has offered words of support to the latest masonry apprenticeship trainees telling them the skills they will gain on the programme are in high demand. Lovitta Foggo visited the recruits during an o...

Charities are being given extra time to submit applications for donations from the 2020 End-to-End due to the recent storms. The original deadline for receipt submissions was Monday, September 30, at 5pm, but that has now been extended to October ...

Clarien Bank today announced it has donated $95,000 to a host of education, health and youth based charities on the Island in support of its mission to enhance the Bermuda community. In total, eleven not-for-profit organisations will receive financi...