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The Bermuda Institute of Ocean Sciences has launched a study of climate change and its potential impact on the island. The project, the first of its kind for a decade, will involve the compilation of detailed information on weather change in Bermuda...

A careers fair, awards ceremony, panel discussion and workshop are to be held this week as part of Public Health Week. The Department of Health has asked the public to participate in the series of virtual and in-person events taking place from April...

Willie Clemons netted his ninth goal of the season as he and his Stowmarket Town team-mates were held to a 2-2 draw at home by lowly Barking in the Isthmian League North on Saturday. The Bermuda forward scored in the 32nd minute to double the home s...

Kevin O’Donnell, the president and CEO of Bermudian-based reinsurer RenaissanceRe, has accepted the role of chair of Climate Wise. Acting in partnership with the University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership, Climate Wise brings tog...

An event organised to inspire young women to chart a course towards a career at sea has been held. The Endeavour sailing programme said that the Women on the Water event, which attracted 21 girls aged between 11 and 19 from 12 schools, was a huge suc...

A course that starts next month will help youth workers and teachers to support young people who are healing from difficulties in their lives. The Inter Agency Committee for Children, Families and the Community has opened registration for the nine-we...

Two players from Robin Hood’s youth programme, Warwick Archers, are at the acclaimed Jefferson Cup Boys Showcase this weekend in Richmond, Virginia, as guest players. Xhavi DeRoza and Olek Rymon-Lipinski have been invited to join the New England Surf...

A man who killed his father has apologised to his family for the frenzied knife attack that led to his death. Tyshaun Brown told the Supreme Court that he was sorry for the trauma he had inflicted. He said: “I would like to apologise to my family for...

I did not read all 70 pages of the appeals judgment that supported the Government’s bid to abolish the Municipalities Act. It wasn’t necessary to do an exhaustive read on what the court upheld as the right of Parliament to remove the Corporation of H...

When I write the word “church”, what is the first thing that pops into your head? I expect you imagine a building or a service (taking place inside a building). Well, these are expressions of church but not church. If you have been reading my articl...

Police confirmed yesterday that they will look into the case of a senior government lawyer who failed to pay $52,000 in stamp duty for clients after a Supreme Court judgment against him. A police spokesman said that the Commissioner of Police had rec...

Dear Sir, I write reference the recent legislation on cannabis. While not disagreeing with the decriminalisation of this product, this should be looked on as an act of compassion to people who have made a mistake. It doesn’t make cannabis any less a...