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A trio of events are scheduled to take place next week with a part of the proceeds going to combat human rights abuses. On March 29, the Masterworks Gallery in Botanical Gardens will be hosting Artistic Reflections of Historic Bermuda, a silent and l...

Bermuda’s proposed gaming fees drew alarm from Australian casino expert Tibor Vertes, according to Independent MP Shawn Crockwell, who maintains that the Bermuda Casino Gaming Commission remains on the wrong track. But Alan Dunch, the chairman of the...

Winners have been declared for the Bermuda Triple Challenge, the island’s home-grown endurance contest — but the island’s charities came out top. The obstacle course race, held last weekend, drew an impressive 65 international athletes out of an over...

The Bermuda International Film Festival has been inundated with Bermudian short films this year as organisers prepare for the 20th annual event. As part of this year’s event, the BIFF will be hosting BerMovie day on May 7, featuring films made by Ber...

Organisers of this year’s tall ships regatta are still on the lookout for volunteers. Nineteen tall ships carrying around 1,100 crew are signed up to take part in the Rendez-Vous 2017 Tall Ships Regatta, which features stops in six countries and mark...

Somersfield Academy students transformed themselves into notable personalities through their annual Wax Museum Experience. The assignment stems from the students reading of a biography about someone that they admire, or have an interest in learning m...

The Ministry of Public Works has announced a series of road work projects to take place this weekend. According to a spokeswoman, the inside lane of Crow Lane heading towards town will be closed off tomorrow morning from the roundabout to just west o...

A teenager who reportedly sustained a head injury ten days ago along the Railway Trail in Warwick has been transferred from the hospital’s intensive care unit to a general ward, according to police. The 19-year-old Pembroke man is in stable condition...

An increase in land-holding charges that had been due to come into effect this month is facing further delays. The increases, ranging from 5 per cent to 12.5 per cent depending on the types of property, are expected to be deferred until March 2019. ...

Spending on financial intelligence came under the spotlight during the Budget debate on the Ministry of Legal Affairs. The Financial Intelligence Unit has been allocated $1.6 million for 2017-8, up from $1.5 million last year. During the House of Ass...