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A community group braved heavy rain at the weekend to launch a commemoration of the life of Nelson Mandela, a peace activist and former president of South Africa. The Walk Together event saw a dozen residents visit historical areas across Hamilton to...

The owner of the bar where Mark Dombroski was last seen alive said the teenager was not drunk when he left. Frank Arnold, owner of the Dog House bar on Front Street, said: “He was not sober, but he was not intoxicated. “That’s why we allowed him to ...

In January 2009, as the Shadow Minister of Transport, I penned a letter to The Royal Gazette, which said as follows: “The year 2008 will be remembered for many things. One of the worst things, however, is the unacceptably high number of road deaths. ...

Same place, different time — Kok Wan Lee takes his cues from Claude Monet. Like the impressionist painter, he will revisit the same locations at different times of day. His current haunt is Astwood Park. The Warwick area is the focus for his show at...

A police officer today injured his leg in a crash while taking part in the motorcycle training course. The incident involved one vehicle and happened on South Road, Paget, at about 10.30am. The officer suffered a minor injury and was treated at the s...

A float-building workshop for the Bermuda Day parade is to be held this weekend. Christopher Naylor, a float expert from Sandys Middle School, will demonstrate how to build and decorate a traditional float. Members of the public are also invited to r...

JayLynn Hines is the winner of this year’s Quest for the Best soca song competition. The singer/songwriter, also known as Jay III, claimed success with her song Feeling For Ya. The contest, produced by Intense Mas and sponsored by the Department of C...

The fiftieth anniversary of the Bermuda Turtle Project is to be celebrated by the Bermuda Post Office with a commemorative stamp issue on Thursday. Four marine turtle stamps will be issued, featuring green turtles, as well as the hawksbill, loggerhea...

Boat tour operators are being urged to consider spectator packages for the Bacardi Moth World Championship. The event, the largest sailing race in the Great Sound since the 35th America’s Cup, will feature more than 50 competitors competing on single...

Cheyra Bell was as “happy as a kid on Christmas Day” after she shaved off her dreadlocks in aid of the St Baldrick’s Foundation. The charity is a not-for-profit organisation that raises funds to help find cures for children with cancer. Ms Bell, who...