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The Bermuda National Gallery has teamed up with the Human Rights Commission to commemorate United Nations Human Rights Day. The public are invited to attended a free celebration and support students who will be giving presentations on art and activis...

American businesswoman Monica Dodi has shared her story of success with Bermuda’s female entrepreneurs. The founder of The Women’s Venture Capital Fund also offered advice on how to approach investors and what they look for in a start-up business. Ms...

An island public school has won re-accreditation from a worldwide standards body, it was announced today. CedarBridge Academy got the distinction from the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools — its second award from the organisation in a...

A foul odour along the eastern stretch of Front Street has been traced to the City of Hamilton’s main sewer line. A spokeswoman said the “sewage-like” smell was coming from the line between the city’s pumping station and Court Street. Heavy rains del...

Lack of staff will force the closure of the Lamb Foggo Urgent Care Centre this weekend. Bermuda Hospitals Board said that the “unanticipated staffing shortage” meant that the UCC would close tonight at midnight. It is expected to reopen at 4pm on M...

New child care standards have been published in a move to support parents and care providers. The standards, announced last week in the House of Assembly, are designed to provide support for parents, daycare providers — those who care for up to three...

A move to give civil servants a pay rise was this week passed in the Senate. Negotiations on a pay rise began under the One Bermuda Alliance and were passed through by the ruling Progressive Labour Party. Attorney General Kathy Simmons said that civ...

Court of Appeal judges have raised serious concerns about the “unacceptable” delay it takes for criminals to be sentenced after they have been convicted in Bermuda. The panel of appeal judges highlighted several Supreme Court cases they had dealt wit...

Dear Sir, Michael Fahy, as the former Cabinet minister responsible for immigration, introduced legislation that arguably was the cause of his party suffering the largest loss at the polls of any conservative party in Bermuda’s history. Instead of re...

Today is Thanksgiving in the United States, but business as usual for Bermuda. There’ll be no official turkey pardoning or Thanksgiving parade down Front Street. Still, many Bermudians find their own way to celebrate the holiday. Some get turkey dinn...