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So which is it? Is the Government seriously considering the i-word or not? You may recall that the Junior Minister of Home Affairs, Jason Hayward, who also happens to be the president of the Bermuda Public Services Union, was the first government off...

A local kidney transplant service would save lives and offer patients with chronic kidney disease a better quality of life, according to the Global Transplant Initiative. The Norwegian company has proposed setting up a live-donor transplantation prog...

The Christmas Toys for Tots campaign is to be extended all-year round. Angela Hanwell of Coldwell Banker Bermuda Realty said: “While our goal is still to collect new toys for less fortunate children in an attempt to provide them with a sense of Chris...

People showed their support for people with HIV/Aids with a Move More Dance Walk around Hamilton yesterday. The event, to mark World Aids Day, was organised by the Department of Health, which asked the public to wear red for the occasion. Speaking in...

A group of five women have passed their Certified Administrative Professional exam after six months of hard work. Kelly-Ann Robinson, Eulene Jones, Terry Watson, Sasha Castle-Siddiq and Carolina Crockwell all earned the qualification, scoring highly ...

American speaker Hilary Shelton will take part in a series of events leading up to Human Rights Day on December 10. Mr Shelton, who was invited to Bermuda by the United States Consulate, will participate in activities in partnership with Citizens Upr...

Warwick Academy staff and students donned blue noses yesterday to mark the launch of a new fundraising campaign. In addition to bolstering the school’s bursary programme, the school is looking to erect a new playground and transform its Harbour Road ...

Widening economic inequality can eventually lead to social collapse — but a mix of policy changes and private-sector initiatives can change that trajectory. That is the view of Chuck Collins, an author who has long worked to tackle the issue of a gro...

Sheila Johnson believes in disciplining the old-fashioned way — the strap. “I was strict,” the 81-year-old laughed. “I don’t think I could be a teacher today. You can’t discipline children anymore and I’ve heard that parents aren’t supportive of te...

CedarBridge Academy will tomorrow host its first Founder’s Day. The event will combine “students from the past with students from today,” the school said. Diallo Rabain, Minister of Education, and former minister of education Gerald Simons will both...