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Local charities are being asked to apply for support through the Bermuda End-to-End’s 28th annual event next year. The charity walk on May 2 will focus funding on the Bermuda family with all proceeds going toward four or five family-based programmes,...

Model Lillian Lightbourn, will represent the Island in the Miss World 2014 event, kicking off next month. The winner of the international beauty contest will be crowned in London, England on Sunday, December 14. In the meantime, check out Miss Ligh...

HMS Argyll seized more than 200kg of cocaine with an estimated street value of $15 million only a day after leaving Bermuda, where the ship had been assisting with the clear-up after Hurricane Gonzalo. After spending four days in Bermuda, the Royal N...

Mythology, Mayhem, Mystery, Marketing is the intriguing title that heralds an exhibition of high invention at Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art. It is the new show from the permanent collection and will propel the Museum into the new year. The opport...

At one time Bruce Stuart was one of Bermuda’s most well known artists. He took part in hundreds of exhibitions locally, he was president of the Bermuda Society of Arts, and his work even graced the arrivals hall at the airport. Then, in 2006, he gave...

There is nothing like interactive, hands-on learning to make history come alive. Warwick Academy’s Primary School became a living history time machine with all its students dressing up as someone from history. All the lessons put the emphasis on cre...

A leading figure in the Island’s hotel and tourism industry, Reginald “Toby” Dillas, has died at the age of 76 following a short illness. He shared a home in Florida with his wife, Lauren. A manager for the Trusthouse Forté Group, Mr Dillas mentored ...

Emblems of respect for soldiers who lost their lives in war, some 12,000 remembrance poppies have been brought to the Island by the Bermuda Legion — and they will be given out, starting this Saturday, in the buildup to Remembrance Day on November 11....

The Island’s extended blackout in the aftermath of two storms presented some opportunities for break-ins — starting with a store in Flatts that was burgled just after Hurricane Gonzalo knocked out electricity last weekend. One Smith’s resident report...

Hurricane Gonzalo delayed a resupply launch to the International Space Station — because space agency NASA feared the massive storm would knock out its Bermuda down-range tracking station. But the space launch — which will take vital supplies to the ...