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A programme to train hotel staff will be launched at the start of next year. Zane DeSilva, the tourism minister, said that the Learn to Earn pilot programme would begin in January. He added that new hospitality staff would be in high demand after the...

I attended the opening of this exhibition not knowing what to expect. After all, Rory Jackson is a visiting artist from Vermont in the US invited to cast his eye over our shores by Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art. He is largely unknown on the islan...

The Stanley Ratteray Memorial Christmas Short Story Contest is under way. The competition is open to all Bermuda residents, and stories may be fiction or non-fiction. Prizes in the form of cash, Stationery Store gifts and gift certificates, and one-y...

Bermuda’s David Maycock fell just short of a place in the top eight round robin stage at the QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup in Palembang, Indonesia yesterday. Jasem Al-Saqer of Kuwait was only 15 pins ahead of Maycock for the final spot during eight mor...

Police will hold a meet and greet event with Paget residents next week. Constable Roseann Mienzer will host the community clinic at the Burrows Lightbourn car park at 30 Harbour Road on Tuesday at noon. All residents were invited to attend the two-...

No other Bermudians are at the Utah treatment facility where a 16-year-old died over the weekend, the Attorney-General said last night. In an interview with ZBM, Kathy Lynn Simmons confirmed that an investigation into the Bermudian teenager’s death i...

On the east bank of the Vistula River sits a private museum that’s become a big draw for visitors to Warsaw. Remarkably, there’s a Bermudian at its helm. David Hill’s plan was to go travelling when he left the island in 2004 but, two weeks after he a...

A child rights commission should be set up to better protect at-risk youngsters, a specialist charity said yesterday. Kelly Hunt, the executive director of the Coalition for the Protection of Children, said that “continued allegations of abuse, a lac...

There is at least a one-in-three chance that Bermuda’s credit ratings could be raised a notch within the next year. That is according to Standard & Poor’s, which has affirmed the island’s A+ ratings, with an outlook that remains positive. The current...

A “national crisis” of homelessness is a major threat to the welfare of Bermudian children, charity leaders have warned. Elaine Butterfield, the executive director of the Women’s Resource Centre, said her organisation received calls every day from pe...