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Today’s Earth Hour will focus on energy efficiency and include an expo designed to promote products that are kinder to the environment. The annual event will be held in Dockyard from 3pm and includes a bike ride, fun walk, a run and live entertainmen...

The licence for a bookmaker’s shop run by former Progressive Labour Party leader Marc Bean will hang in the balance on Monday when the permit for the popular Court Street betting shop is due to expire. The Betting Licensing Authority ruled yesterday ...

International celebrity chef Marcus Samuelsson told schoolchildren yesterday that the hospitality industry was about more than just cooking. Mr Samuelsson told pupils at Pembroke’s Dellwood Middle School that the sector offered the chance to travel, ...

A global human rights organisation has recommended making Bermuda’s public access to information law more robust, including by allowing some Cabinet papers to be disclosed and by lifting the “veil of secrecy over the work of the Minister of Finance”....

Bermudian Dara Alizadeh’s has retained his seat in the Cambridge men’s crew for the 165th Boat Race on the River Thames next month. The 25-year-old became the first Bermudian male to compete in the annual race between the universities of Oxford and C...

For the past eight years, Candace Furbert has been on a musical journey. This weekend, she is inviting everyone to come along. The 27-year-old’s show, Memoirs of the Entertainer, is a compilation of the musicals she has been involved with since she d...

Bermuda is a renowned insurance and reinsurance domicile and has enjoyed a long and distinguished history in the area of long-term insurance and reinsurance. While its prime focus has been on general insurance business, in recent years the long-term ...

Road sobriety checkpoints will operate in six parishes next weekend, police said today. They will run from Friday, April 5, to Sunday, April 7. Checks will be carried out in Hamilton Parish, Devonshire, Pembroke, Paget, Warwick and Southampton. The B...

Clarien Bank volunteers yesterday devoted their time to helping local autism support charity, Tomorrow’s Voices. Thirteen employees at the Bank, including Clarien CEO Ian Truran, spent their morning cleaning and painting the charity’s facility, loca...

At least one person was injured in a crash on North Shore Road, Devonshire, this afternoon. A car and a van collided in the incident near Loyal Hill at about 5pm. Both lanes were blocked by police, leading to traffic diversions at North Shore Road’s ...