The public is being given a rare opportunity to tour one of Bermuda's historic estates on Saturday.
The Garden Club of Bermuda is hosting a gala party in the grounds of 'Mayflower' in Devonshire, as part of its celebration of Bermuda's 400th annivers...
Former United Bermuda Party Leader Wayne Furbert was right to bring his motion asking the House of Assembly to apologise for the role of the House of Assembly in race division.
And the House was right to support his motion, which read: "We affirm our...
Remembering how much time you've spent in the sun can be difficult, especially if you are child. But even adults may sit out at the barbeque for too long, become engrossed in conversations on the porch, or even lie out reading a book for too long.
Se...
Last week Body & Soul profiled 14-year-old Rachel Doughty who has asthma and talked about how it restricts her ability to participate in sports.
Rachel has never had an asthma attack or had to go to the hospital for difficulty breathing. But many as...
The rate of inflation in Bermuda dropped to its lowest level for at least 15 months as the sharp fall in world oil prices since last summer took effect, according to the latest Government statistics.
The Department of Statistics' Consumer Price Index...
Man fined $600 for threatening ex-girlfriend
A 30-year-old Devonshire man was fined $600 for threatening his ex-girlfriend.
Crown counsel Auralee Cassidy told Magistrates' Court that Carol Ann Tucker went to the Hamilton Police Station on Sunday, com...
The idea of Bermuda College becoming a university is not a new one — but president Duranda Greene believes the time is still not right to make the change.
Ten years ago, former president George Cook pushed for it to become a university college but th...
DATE: May 11, 2009 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Sam Strangeways
Heartfelt apologies from some white MPs and refusals to do so from others were a feature of the lengthy race debate as it moved into the evening in the House of Assembly on Friday.
The Royal Gazette reported on Saturday how the House passed a motion ...
Crime is now the public's number one concern — replacing worries over the economy — according to a new poll by Research.bm.
The survey shows 21 percent of people think crime is the biggest issue facing the Island, up from 19 percent at the start of t...
DATE: May 11, 2009 | CATEGORY: Other | AUTHOR: Tim Smith
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Wesley Methodist Church Annual ladies retreat, Willowbank Hotel, Somerset, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Theme: Women Looking to the God of Hope. Fee: $35. Further information: Church office: tel. 292-0418, fax 295-9460, e-mail info@wesley.bm
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