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The sound of Diana Ross, Beyoncé and Madonna will be part of a performance designed to mark gay Pride events this weekend. Sybil Barrington, the Queen of Bermuda, will take to the stage with fellow drag artists to entertain residents and visitors. Ma...

Fiona Hatfield, Adam Birch and Scott Powell have been named as the top agents for 2018 by Coldwell Banker Bermuda Realty. Ms Hatfield, honoured as top agent in the residential sales category, has been with the company for more than 30 years. During t...

The Bermuda Hockey Federation are continuing their search for a full-time head coach to help revitalise the sport, as they prepare for the new season. Having endured dwindling numbers within its members for a number of years, the federation advertise...

Trash usually collected on Monday will be picked up two days early because of the Labour Day holiday next week. The Ministry of Public Works advised no other waste collection will be affected by the September 2 holiday. For the Tynes Bay public drop-...

Lloyd Williams moved to Nevis and thought it was a good time to try farming. He’d never planted anything in his life but there was a lot more open land there than in Bermuda and agriculture was important to his Bahá’í faith. “I was a city boy,” the ...

A globe-trotting former government minister said yesterday that Bermudians should travel off the beaten track to broaden their horizons. Now Terry Lister, who quit politics five years ago, is to share his personal odyssey in a book called Immersed in...

Law firm Wakefield Quin has awarded its 2019 legal scholarships to Ojeda Smith and Shayla Smith. Ms Smith returned to WQ as an intern for her second summer, after successfully completing the graduate diploma in law at Nottingham Trent University earl...

In announcing plans for a major re-examination of human rights in foreign policy, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo wrote in the Wall Street Journal that too many people have pursued an expansionist definition, accepting “new categories of rights,” “ad ...

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One of the US Government’s most intriguing health programmes is going to start bearing fruit soon. And the more people who join, the better. The National Institutes of Health’s “All of Us” project, launched last year, aims to collect genetic informat...