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Stephen Johnson moved to Bermuda in 2017 and was unexpectedly put to work. Having heard he was a history buff, Jon Beard, the deputy head at Saltus Grammar School, asked that he document its history. Dr Johnson, a retired educator whose wife Deryn L...

Wednesday’s make-up Premier Division match between Devonshire Colts and PHC has been switched from Goose Gosling Field to the National Sports Centre’s north field starting at 8pm. PHC and Devonshire Cougars, who are trying to close the gap on leaders...

A controversial senator and junior minister quit last night in the face of mounting criticism after it was revealed he owed an elderly woman $19,000 in unpaid rent. Curtis Richardson will resign his seat in the Upper House and position as junior nati...

The death toll from the coronavirus rose to 114 last night after health officials announced two more deaths. There are now 16 infected people in hospital, with three of them in intensive care. The latest test figures showed 496 new infections out of ...

A man who won $1.9 million in damages from the Bermuda Hospitals Board after his wife died of cancer has been jailed in Britain for drug offences. Kemar Maybury, who now lives in Brighton, was arrested in March 2020 – less than two months after a cou...

Keeva Joell-Benjamin has become Bermuda’s first female Commissioner of Corrections. The appointment of the 30-year veteran of the prison service became effective on January 17, it was announced. She had held the position in an acting capacity since 2...

In 2003, Malachi Wilson's music reflected what was happening around him. Burglars killed his father Michael in a robbery in the US that year; Malachi was also struggling due to his own "brushes with the law". “I used to write about guns and beating p...

Who is the little toddler in the picture dressed in white, imploring — no demanding — for his momma to let him go? “Please, momma!” Is he the same one taking charge of the transportation pool where all of the high-end baby carriages were parked? Back...

As part of my ongoing series of video chats with Project Heaven on Earth author Martin Rutte, this week we recorded a segment on the subject of "building community". Interestingly, Martin and I share a similar experience of the concept of “community”...

In September 2021, the One Bermuda Alliance praised the Minister of Education for making in-person learning a priority. The world has seen the impact that Covid has had on children, and there is consensus that in-person learning is critical to the de...

In a four-part series, Conyers will be diving into different topics relating to Bermuda’s privacy legislation, including: how do we prepare for the Personal Information Protection Act, the role and requirements of privacy officers and what are ou...

Most of us in Bermuda are asking ourselves right now, what has this Progressive Labour Party government actually done to make the country better? To make our lives better? Has it improved the education of our children? Has it delivered meaningful inv...