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A woman who broke her neck in a fatal car crash has secured a legal victory against a truck driver after he failed to attend court. According to a ruling in chambers by Puisne Judge Stephen Hellman, Evelyn Rewan was awarded a default judgment in a ci...

With the Bermuda Government spending under extra scrutiny during the Reply to the Budget debate, it was perhaps inevitable that the price tag for Sylvan Richards’ trip to the Olympics would come up on Friday night in the House of Assembly. The former...

Ami Zanders’ living room is a little cramped. Straddled between bits of furniture you can find a saw, silk screen, storage bins, weaving materials, paint and a sewing machine. For a more complete picture, add a layer of sawdust and three cats who lik...

Kristin Alexander embarked on a photo project hoping to capture some artful shots of the island’s water sources. She learnt so much more when making Trusting Rain, a short film about Bermuda’s relationship with water. Five years later, she feels the...

A senior year school project struck the right chord with one musically inclined Somersfield Academy student. “It took about seven months of just pure work,” 15-year-old Smith’s resident Shane White said of the undertaking. His project — a handmade ...

Fitness enthusiasts braved the coldest day of the year so far to take part in the Rediscover the Rail Trail experience yesterday. Although the bad weather led to a lower turnout than hoped for, those who put up with wind and rain proved Bermuda is a ...

A children’s charity has urged young victims of sexual abuse to come forward while insisting “it is never too late for offenders to be brought to justice”. The call from the Coalition for the Protection of Children comes after well-known footballer Q...

Work on Somerset Bridge is set to be done by the middle of the month, according to a spokeswoman for the Department of Public Works. Repairs on the north side have been finished and work on the south side of the smallest drawbridge in the world was e...

Maryland’s roll-out of its medical cannabis programme has been called “one of the slowest” of the 28 states that allow it. Approved about three years ago, the programme is still months away from being operational — and that may be optimistic. The le...

Asset and wealth managers believe that their sector will grow over the next year. And nearly two-thirds of them said they planned to recruit new staff, higher than in other areas of financial services. A total of 92 per cent of those in a survey by p...