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Warwick Academy opened its newly renovated sixth-form centre this afternoon, named in honour of former principal Maggie McCorkell. An extension to Barber Hall, the McCorkell Commons were unveiled with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 5.30pm. The buildi...

Local insurer Freisenbruch-Meyer is monitoring Tropical Storm Karl, which is expected to reach hurricane strength as it approaches the island later this week. William Madeiros, executive vice president of the Freisenbruch-Meyer group, said the compan...

A Southampton man this morning denied a charge of possessing more than $58,000 of cannabis. Sean Fubler, 36, pleaded not guilty to charges of possessing the controlled drug with intent to supply and two charges of having drug equipment relating to a ...

Andrea Sundt remembers her first time at the theatre. After curtain call she remained, glued to her seat, expecting the show to go on. “I was mesmerised. The curtain had dropped, but I refused to leave,” she said. “The lady sweeping the floor of c...

Participants of this year’s Thinner Winner Contest gathered at Victoria Park for the launch on Saturday. Team members were weighed and measured as they prepared to embark on the six-week journey to better health. The challenge, now in its fourth yea...

Plans to redevelop parts of the St George’s Harbour shoreline to prepare for the return of regular cruise calls next year have been submitted to the Department of Planning. The proposals will see a major facelift for Hunter’s Wharf to the east of P...

Nothing about Gray Robinson’s first hours of kite surfing suggested a future career. He struggled to put his first kite board together in 2001. Eventually he and his father, Gordon Robinson Jr, got the contraption in working order and took it to Elb...

Zadia Augustus is on a mission to add some sparkle to Bermuda’s hospitality industry — with the help of a scholarship from a local business. Since joining the Little Venice Group through the Bermuda Hospitality Institute’s “Start” programme in July 2...

Stefan Smith works in reinsurance but finds it near impossible to stay away from a camera. His younger brother Micrae is a graphic artist, having decided years ago to give in to the inevitable. Look for their work in a display now on at City Hall. Ar...

My colleague, Minister Wayne Scott, wrote recently about the way the Combined Opposition changes its story as its objections to the airport plan are proved, one by one, to be false. I’d like to try to demonstrate how that works by showing that a re...