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Two young Bermudian sailors are competing and attending clinics on the other side of the world, courtesy of the America’s Cup and the event’s Endeavour Programme. Twelve year-olds Ahzai Smith and Christopher Raymond flew to New Zealand on January 3 w...

About 200 people were able to get hot meals at a post-Christmas and New Year dinner. The event at the Open Door Christian Assembly Church Hall in Southside was organised last Sunday by police officers from the Eastern Community Action Team, St George...

The People’s Campaign for Equality, Jobs and Justice will be holding a series of public meetings next week. Agenda items include the People’s Campaign — a movement inspired by Martin Luther King — a social and economic empowerment discussion and nex...

Police have reminded motorists that traffic diversions and parking restrictions will be in effect for tomorrow’s Bermuda 10K and Sunday’s Half-Marathon and Marathon. The events are part of the Bermuda Marathon Weekend which starts tonight with Front ...

Land Rover BAR America’s Cup Skipper Sir Ben Ainslie and his team were today officially welcomed. Michael Dunkley, the Premier, and Grant Gibbons, the Minister of Economic Development, visited the team’s headquarters in Dockyard and toured the facil...

The Department of Planning will be conducting a review of the Bermuda Plan 2008 zonings and policies, according to the Ministry of the Environment. In a statement released this afternoon, members of the public are invited to submit requests to rezone...

Senators Jeff Baron and Tinee Furbert called at Gilbert Institute to take part in Gang Resistance Education And Training graduation. Mr Baron, the national security minister, said connecting with young people can help them make the right choices as t...

When it comes to literature, canines aren’t very choosy. Eight-year-old Billie-Rose Kempe knows this for a fact. Every Friday afternoon the Warwick Academy student spends an hour reading to dogs at the SPCA. “The dogs don’t really have a preference ...

Bermuda’s business could be damaged by poor internet service, a conference heard yesterday. Stuart Lacey, founder and chief executive officer of financial technology company Trunomi, said: “I would certainly say our internet needs some improvement. “...

The Bermuda Police Service wants to gather CCTV footage and speak to members of the public to help catch a serial vandal writing hateful messages on public property. Yesterday, more graffiti appeared on walls in Middle Road, Devonshire, and Blackwatc...