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Bermuda is a small place, and I think that we all have cabin fever. But if one is discouraged from speaking freely because of how small the population is, and how we all know one another, can one still argue that we have free speech? It is difficult ...

Edwin Smith, Deputy Chair of the Bermuda Arts Council, today led participants through the second instalment of The Bermuda National Gallery’s Art & Value of Your Stories program. Drawing a parallel between historical paintings of Bermuda and people’s...

The island’s defence force is to launch a fresh drive for new soldiers for the second of its new-style Recruit Camps. Volunteers for Recruit Camp Alpha, the first of two next year, have until the end of January next year to sign up for training, whic...

Speed cameras could be introduced before the next Throne Speech, the Minister of National Security has signalled. Wayne Caines said there could be an announcement in April’s Budget on improvements to the existing CCTV network to allow them to clock s...

Charities have called for more attention to women’s problems and streamlined services to help struggling families in the wake of Government’s Throne Speech. Leaders of the Women’s Resource Centre and housing organisation Habitat for Humanity of Bermu...

Care Learning Centre, the alternative school for senior school and young adult students, is holding its 18th annual tag day this Thursday. The Thanksgiving fundraiser will support the school’s scholarship fund. The theme for the day will be “thank yo...

The first Throne Speech of this Progressive Labour Party government, which was delivered in September 2017, made many promises and, while many items have been addressed, much remains to be done in spite of one minister at the time, who was fired or r...

Life was chaotic for Chris and Juliet Evans in the early years of school for Henry, their youngest son. Teachers who worked with Henry as early as nursery school detected learning challenges for the youngster. As the family grappled with their son’s ...

International businesses would be “more than willing” to focus a greater amount of their investments locally, the Opposition leader has claimed. Craig Cannonier said that if industry bosses appreciated the financial benefit to their companies and had...

Dellwood Middle School students have been sent home for the day after flooding. The Pembroke school has had repeated issues with its plumbing, but an education spokeswoman said the matter was expected to be fixed by tomorrow.