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When Bermudian Kate Cooper settles down to her new job training seal pups and diving in the tanks at Scotland’s Deep Sea World, she will have her early start in Bermuda’s own aquarium to thank for the opportunity. Experience is key when it comes to s...

Derrick Phipps, a member of City Hall’s Committee on Homelessness, has announced his intention to run for councillor in the upcoming municipal elections. The former pensions lawyer — who slipped into drug addiction and ended up living on the streets ...

A large Indian Laurel tree was removed from Par-la-Ville car park last night for its new home on Front Street, with the future of the north-west Hamilton site hanging in the balance. Lenders of an $18 million loan are set to take over the property, T...

Kay Latter’s name was synonymous with garbage about 30 years ago. She was then the driving force behind RockWatchers, a Keep Bermuda Beautiful offshoot that worked diligently to keep the Island in a pristine state. At one point, there were 500 groups...

Family members of road accident victim Arai Joell-Johnston have expressed their thanks to the community for easing what has been a traumatic journey. Arai’s mother Maria, who was studying in Rhode Island when she received a call last week to tell he...

Flying the flag for Bermuda and being an ambassador for the Island is something that comes naturally to Sean Moran. That potent combination, together with his extensive overseas experience in the financial sector, is now being put to use to attract n...

The death of popular reggae artist Randolph Richardson has prompted reflection among local entertainers on the need to revive the music’s once thriving scene in Bermuda. Mr Richardson, who went by the nickname of “General Bucky” but most recently per...

The Bermuda Police Force was established 135 years ago in 1879, which leads to the question: who was responsible for maintaining law and order in Bermuda before the Police Force came into being? History buffs will know that the first recorded murder ...

A large Indian laurel that has been growing in Par-la-Ville car park for at least three decades was lifted out of the ground last night to be moved to a new home on Front Street. It is to be replanted next to the horse and buggy canopy near Number On...

Several active National Football League players are coming to Bermuda as part of a new partnership aimed at improving the lives of at-risk children. An event will be held in July as part of a new partnership between the Ministry of Community, Culture...