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Daredevil performer Bello Nock showed off his talents to CedarBridge Academy pupils in a sneak preview of his upcoming island performance yesterday. Mr Nock said: “We’ve created a show that is basically the best acts and themes and moments of the sho...

The Country Squire in Somerset has closed for renovations after a preliminary visit from a health inspector. Owner Donald Hassell said he voluntarily shut his doors to tackle upgrades he was not able to get around to last year because of the America’...

Scientists and researchers from around the world are gathering in Bermuda this week for the second edition of a conference exploring the field of genetic research. The Bermuda Principles: Impact on Splicing conference runs from tomorrow through Satur...

The Bermuda Olympic Association on behalf of the Athletes’ Commission of the International Olympic Committee will host a free Athletes’ Career Programme Workshop for Bermudian athletes aged 15 to 30 on Saturday at Saltus Grammar School. The programme...

Upgrades to the surface of Front Street between Parliament Street and Burnaby Hill will continue tomorrow morning, and are expected to be completed by Thursday afternoon, according to the Corporation of Hamilton. The westbound driving lane will be cl...

A group of Royal Air Force planes landed at LF Wade International Airport for a brief visit. According to a spokeswoman, several Typhoons and an A330 Voyager travelling between military exercises stopped in Bermuda yesterday afternoon as part of an a...

Celebrated businesswoman Meredith Whitney reflected on turning points in her career when she spoke at a Seaside Chat organised by Bermuda’s 100 Women in Finance group. Ms Whitney in 2006 successfully predicted the US mortgage crisis and difficulties ...

More than 100 people graduated from the Mirrors Quantum Learning for Students programme on Saturday. During the school break, 56 young people completed the QLS camp and 45 parents completed the parent workshop. Quantum Learning is a teaching method b...

Seniors at Westmeath Residential and Nursing Care Home were treated to a musical blast from the past on Valentine’s Day. Ukulele player Lyndy Thatcher got feet tapping as she serenaded a large crowd with hits from the Second World War and classic ro...

The survival of the Progressive Labour Party will depend on unity in its ranks, Christopher Famous told its Founders’ Day lunch yesterday. “As a party, as a people, we must be mature enough to discuss and sort out things between ourselves, both behin...