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A great deal of emphasis is placed on building the self-esteem of the pupils at Elliot Primary School and that’s why, every day, they pay compliments to one student. The idea is that the other pupils all compliment the student, who is chosen at rando...

The Bermuda 2016 census is almost complete with 98 per cent of the island’s residents counted. According to the Department of Statistics, a number of issues will be addressed before the completion of a preliminary report in the autumn, including: 1) ...

Bermuda’s Commercial Court has joined the Standing International Forum of Commercial Courts which had its inaugural meeting in London on May 4-5. Representing Bermuda at the forum was Chief Justice Ian Kawaley. Initiated by the Lord Chief Justice of ...

Local singer Cush Evans has won the first ever Quest for the Best song competition with his song Run Road. The contest, organised by Intense Mas and sponsored by the Department of Community and Cultural Affairs, drew more than 20 entries from local a...

Jokeem Richardson, 23, has been identified by police as the motorcyclist who died after a collision on Blue Hole Hill in Hamilton Parish yesterday. At about 4.15pm, police and first responders attended a reported serious collision apparently involvin...

Government has defended the decision to relocate turtles from the Great Sound during the America’s Cup after questions were raised by Greenrock. In a statement this afternoon, a spokeswoman for the Ministry of the Environment said: “It is well known ...

Residents were encouraged to give back to their community during a speech made by Bermuda Red Cross executive director Ann Spencer-Arscott. She was speaking at the Rotary Club on World Red Cross Day — during the month of May, which is World Red Cros...

Serious road accidents come with a familiar refrain for Akbar Lightbourne: “I thought I could have made it home.” “They all say it,” the surgeon, who specialises in damage to the face and jaw, said of drivers who decided to gamble while impaired — an...

Cynthia Liburd’s love of charity came with a special talent for picking the winning ticket. “I’ve been doing it for years — I just enjoy it,” Ms Liburd said of her dedication to raffles for registered charities. According to her family, Ms Liburd’s d...

The Supreme Court has decided against issuing a costs order in the wake of a failed legal action over Ayo Kimathi’s placement on the stop list. Mr Kimathi was placed on the list after delivering a speech in which he attacked homosexuals, interracial ...