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Try new food in new places, find a chef to identify with and develop the skills to interact with people: this is just some of the advice for those hoping to make their way in the culinary profession. Dennis McIntosh, the award-winning executive chef ...

Public works minister Craig Cannonier has highlighted a $3.3 million commitment to school maintenance. The figure of $3,283,000 represents a 64 per cent increase on last year in light of continuing infrastructure requirements and is in addition to $5...

Alfred Carey, a dedicated teacher and “keeper of the flame” from almost the inception of the Bermuda Technical Institute, has died at the age of 93. His passing was marked in the House of Assembly, with Michael Dunkley, the Premier, commending his co...

Quick-thinking onlookers rescued a female Saltus student from the Bermuda Amateur Swimming Association pool on Tuesday after she lost consciousness during a training session. “Immediate action by the coach and parent, followed by quick action by emer...

A unique brand of interactive live theatre is coming to the island this month with the goal of bringing history to life. Live History, a Canadian theatre group that specialises in immersive experiences, have partnered with the Bermuda National Trust ...

More than 40 people are bracing themselves to go under the razor tonight to help raise funds for children with cancer. For the 16th consecutive year, members of the public have volunteered to have their heads shaved as part of St Baldrick’s festiviti...

The Bermuda Government’s Massachusetts lawsuit against Lahey Clinic has included a cost of $426,000 thus far to the legal firm Cooley LLC. Cabinet approved the awarding of the contract around April 26, 2016, according to Trevor Moniz, the Attorney-Ge...

Bus cancellations this week are a result of a diminished fleet size, the Department of Public Transportation said this afternoon. In a statement, the DPT said the entire service faces the possibility of service cancellation and “there are no particul...

Workers from the Corporation of Hamilton have downed tools for a second day. As of 2.30pm this afternoon, roughly 20 workers had blocked the vehicle entrance to the corporation building on Canal Road. Some carried placards, with the message “Don’t b...

Corporation of Hamilton employees downed tools yesterday afternoon over the “unlawful dismissal” of four union workers, according to the chief shop steward. Daniel Hayward said the action followed a lunchtime vote by union members. The workers incl...