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The latest group of graduates to complete the Parks Department’s skills development programme were honoured this week. The programme was designed to train Bermudians aged between 19 and 25 who were interested in learning about horticulture and the l...

A community activist appealed for public help yesterday to raise $20,000 to help fund a drive to provide children in need with essentials for the start of the new school year. Gina Spence said her production company will hold its annual Back to Schoo...

Insured losses in China caused by Typhoon Lekima will be higher than $850 million (six billion yuan), according to estimates by risk-modelling solutions company AIR Worldwide. The typhoon had a peak sustained wind of 112 miles per hour, the equivalen...

A 1970s pop culture fan has shared his happy childhood memories of the decade in an e-book now available online. Phillip Ingham said his “fascination” for the era caused him to write Back In De Day: My Life in the 1970s. The 49-year-old said: “It’s a...

Tiffany Dawson wants to experience her “crowning moment” after making a meteoric rise since she started competing in fitness and beauty shows. Dawson enjoyed a sensational debut at the World Beauty Fitness and Fashion (WBFF) competition in Dallas, Te...

Bermuda will be aiming to clinch further glory at the third annual Carifta Triathlon and Aquathlon Championships in Montego Bay, Jamaica, starting tomorrow. The 15-member team will be looking to build on the momentum of 12 months ago in Tobago, where...

A special election will be held in the Town of St George next month to fill a vacancy left by the departure of Tania Stafford as a councillor. A notice in the Official Gazette published on August 8 said Ms Stafford resigned on July 23. She joined the...

A man was sentenced to a year behind bars yesterday after he admitted possession of heroin and drug equipment. Kervin Astwood, 57, pleaded guilty in Magistrates’ Court to possession of the drug with intent to supply and a pipe for use with drugs. The...

The Bermuda office of international fintech firm Circle has begun to advertise for staff. Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire said last month that 30 people would be hired for the operation on-island in the next two years. Now, the first job advertisement has ...

For the past three years or more, the one bright spot in the Bermuda economy has been the tourism industry. Helped by the publicity surrounding the 35th America’s Cup and a tightly focused digital marketing strategy, visitor arrivals and the other k...

St David’s were just one over behind the required rate in the controversial first Eastern Counties match against Bailey’s Bay, Steven Douglas, president of the Eastern Counties Cricket Association, revealed yesterday. The first-round match at Lord’...

It was only when a communication from Australia came in that I realised that I would unfortunately miss a particularly important day to write about this month and to contemplate what our Queen, Prince Charles, Bill Clinton, Barack Obama and even Juli...