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The potential consequences of being found guilty of an offence under the soon-to-be-operational Bribery Act 2016 make it imperative that both individuals and entities are aware of the provisions of the legislation. The Act, which becomes operational ...

Government has capped the number of recreational lobster divers at 500 for the 2017-18 season. The limit was announced this morning in a statement by Walton Brown, the Minister of Home Affairs, who said the cap was “approximately the same number of d...

A 19-year-old footballer was yesterday cleared by a jury of the knife murder of Raymond Butterfield — but unanimously found guilty of manslaughter. Larry Mussenden, the Director of Public Prosecutions, said after the verdict was announced that the ju...

The fourth golf tournament in memory of chef and golfer Tomasz Tabor will be held at Belmont Hills Golf Course on October 30. Last year’s event in support of the Bermuda Hospitality Institute raised $20,000 for hospitality scholarships and programmes...

Katura Horton-Perinchief has spent the summer polishing the island’s raw talent at her Star Diving camp at the Aquatics Facility, National Sports Centre. Horton-Perinchief, who became the first black woman to compete in Olympic diving at the Athens G...

Seven Bermudian students have been rewarded with a legal education award from Conyers Dill & Pearman. This award is given annually to students who want to pursue a legal career and is normally given to between two and four students each year. But th...

The Minister of Social Development and Sports Zane DeSilva has met the recipients of this year’s Bermuda Arts Council Student Grant Awards. Mr DeSilva said: “It was such a pleasure to meet with the award recipients and hear about their exciting plan...

Cally Blankendal only signed up as a Mirrors volunteer because she had to. Her school in England required community service credits. She thought she’d be in and out in two weeks. “Then my mom got an e-mail saying I couldn’t come back to school,” the ...

Bare feet versus cleats, sand versus the traditional football pitch — beach soccer is coming to Bermuda. The public is invited to watch teams as they duke it out at Horseshoe Bay this weekend as part of the Bermuda Football Association’s dream of one...

Bermuda are in a strong position to host the ball hockey World Masters Championships next year. George Gortsos, the president of the International Street & Ball Hockey Federation, was on island last week, and is impressed with Bermuda’s rink, at the ...