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A painting by Bermudian artist Graham Foster depicting the wrecking of the Sea Venture is hanging in Buckingham Palace as part of a new exhibition. The painting — a small version of his portrayal of the Sea Venture in his famed Hall of History mural ...

A new preschool is due to open in Warwick and parents are encouraged to go along to see what the venture has to offer. Former teacher Charnita Smith invited parents to visit Abraham’s Little Seeds Preschool as she prepares to open her doors in Septe...

Businessman Tom Steinhoff could take legal action to get back the “considerable sum” he invested in the redevelopment of Shelly Bay Beach House, he revealed yesterday. And if court action was successful, island taxpayers will have to foot the compens...

Walter Roban, the Minister of Transport and Regulatory Affairs, toured the L.F. Wade International Airport redevelopment project yesterday. The Deputy Premier met the Bermuda Airport Authority board and staff as he checked on the progress of the proj...

An airliner was yesterday forced to divert to Bermuda after smoke was spotted coming from the rear of the plane. The JetBlue flight bound for St Lucia with more than 200 passengers on board made an emergency landing at the island’s airport. A spokes...

Six buses broke down yesterday morning, causing transport problems across the island. The news means 72 out of 105 buses are out of service, which is nearly 70 per cent of the fleet. The figure is the highest reported in recent times, and almost doub...

A top economist and a debating champion will discuss the economic state of Bermuda at a Bungalow 56 Talks event tonight. Robert Stubbs, a former head of research for the Bank of Bermuda and an economist, will talk about how the island’s basic economi...

Young people need to know there is a way out of gang violence, according to social activists. In the wake of a series of stabbings around the island, Gina Spence said the community needs to be educated about the causes of gang violence and what help ...

Children at a summer sports camp yesterday had a change of pace as they visited a seniors’ home to read to residents. A total of 16 children from the Aries summer camp visited Somerset’s Packwood Home with their favourite books in a break from their ...

Spreading the good news of Bermuda College’s resources is the mission of new vice-president Phyllis Curtis-Tweed, who is elated after the institution’s boost of financial aid. “It comes at an excellent time, as many of our people are still dealing wi...