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Sir Edward Zacca, the former President of the Court of Appeal, died yesterday. Sir Edward, a Jamaican, served on the Bermuda Court of Appeal for 18 years until his retirement in 2014, passed at home after a short illness. He was 88. Sir Edward was a...

Mothers will be offered free advice on how to access child maintenance by an expert in family law tomorrow. Cristen Suess is to present information and answer questions on the topic at an event hosted by the Women’s Resource Centre. She said the semi...

Residents have the chance to witness cahows in flight on a boat trip provided by the Bermuda Audubon Society and the Bermuda Zoological Society. The RV Endurance will travel off the south shore, beyond Cooper’s Point, where the rare seabirds perform ...

Darlington manager Alun Armstrong is hopeful of keeping Bermuda pair Osagi Bascome and Justin Donawa from travelling away on international duty ahead of a crucial FA Cup replay against Walsall. Both players featured as non-League Darlington snatched ...

The Bermuda Entertainment Union has launched a bid to drum up new members with an open mic event. Participants will perform stand-up comedy, song, spoken word, instrumental music and dance at the Leopards Club on Friday, from 7pm to 9.30pm. People wi...

The roster of speakers at the first Bermuda Entrepreneurship Summit has been boosted with the addition of Sean Reel, executive director of Ignite Bermuda. In addition, now among the international speakers is Zach Ursiny, chief executive officer of Ad...

Philanthropist and immensely successful businessman and investor Allan Gray has died in Bermuda at 81. Described as “an unassuming man and full of class”, the island resident was media-shy, but his achievements are widely known in the business world ...

Hundreds of people came out to honour Bermuda’s war veterans and the fallen yesterday as the island marked Remembrance Day. The crowds lined Front Street near the Cenotaph at Cabinet Office as the small band of surviving veterans marched on parade al...

In his younger years, Bernard Brangman played everything from football to billiards. He was competitive at every turn, most likely because he came from a family that took sports seriously. His brother, George, was “one of Bermuda’s best footballers”...

Residents were invited to join police for a community hula hoop event today. Litanya Smith, the Hamilton Parish Constable, will host the activity in the car park of the Shelly Bay MarketPlace on North Shore Road from 11am. The Bermuda Police Service ...