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The Grateful Bread is hosting its monthly dinner for people in need this evening and is inviting donors and volunteers to lend a helping hand. The programme, run by Juliana Snelling and Suzi Outerbridge, provides free hot meals for the needy takes p...

A Bermudian lawyer has been nominated as one of the leading practitioners in her field. Juliana Snelling, of Canterbury Law Limited, was named in the Who’s Who Legal: Labour, Employments and Benefits 2019 publication. It is the second time Ms Snellin...

Pawpaw Bermuda, an exhibit by Edwin Smith and his family currently showing at Gallery One Seventeen, is unusual in that it is a family show. I say unusual, but not unheard of; a few months back the Gardner family also had a joint show at one of the B...

The Minister of Labour, Community Affairs and Sport has offered words of support to the latest masonry apprenticeship trainees telling them the skills they will gain on the programme are in high demand. Lovitta Foggo visited the recruits during an o...

Charities are being given extra time to submit applications for donations from the 2020 End-to-End due to the recent storms. The original deadline for receipt submissions was Monday, September 30, at 5pm, but that has now been extended to October ...

Clarien Bank today announced it has donated $95,000 to a host of education, health and youth based charities on the Island in support of its mission to enhance the Bermuda community. In total, eleven not-for-profit organisations will receive financi...

A 73-year-old nurse thanked the community after reaping $18,000 from wellwishers to cover urgent cancer treatment abroad after her work insurance fell short. Eloise Bell, whose nursing career has notched up almost 50 years, was left reeling when she ...

Delays to legislation designed to ease the plight of mixed status families could signal challenges for the Government’s delivery of comprehensive immigration reform, an Opposition MP claimed. Sylvan Richards, the Shadow Minister of Home Affairs and t...

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A serving police officer was suspended yesterday in connection with “serious allegations that include unlawful access and sharing of police information”, a police spokesman said. He said another officer had been put on leave earlier this year for act...